Queen`s Indian Defense: Bishops and an "Indian defense"
Updated: 2012-08-31 18:05:54
The QID(Queen`s Indian Def.) is played by the moves d4,Nf6,c4,e6,Nf3,b6.
This opening is a solid defense to the QP game. Now, we are about to move onto lines in the QID. Here they are:
g3 Bb7-old main line
g3 Ba6-modern main line
a3- Petrosian...

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