page 1 of 37; games 1-25 of 923  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Cochrane vs Mohishunder   1-0 44 1851 Calcutta E46 Nimzo-Indian 2. Rubinstein vs Samisch   1-0 31 1925 Moscow International Tournament E46 Nimzo-Indian 3. Rubinstein vs S Rosselli del Turco   1-0 39 1926 Semmering E46 Nimzo-Indian 4. B H Villegas vs Alekhine   0-1 48 1926 Buenos Aires (01) E46 Nimzo-Indian 5. Rubinstein vs Yates ½-½ 79 1928 Bad Kissingen E46 Nimzo-Indian 6. P F Johner vs Reti   1-0 48 1928 Dortmund GER E46 Nimzo-Indian 7. Rubinstein vs R P Michell 1-0 29 1930 1, Scarborough it ENG E46 Nimzo-Indian 8. S Landau vs Colle   1-0 54 1931 Rotterdam NED E46 Nimzo-Indian 9. S Landau vs Bogoljubov   0-1 30 1933 Scheveningen NED E46 Nimzo-Indian 10. S Landau vs E Mulder   ½-½ 37 1933 Scheveningen NED E46 Nimzo-Indian 11. Euwe vs W Henneberger 1-0 63 1934 Zurich E46 Nimzo-Indian 12. Keresztely vs E Steiner   ½-½ 23 1935 Tatatovaros it E46 Nimzo-Indian 13. Flohr vs Lisitsin 1-0 34 1935 Moscow (Russia) E46 Nimzo-Indian 14. P Dubinin vs Ragozin   1-0 40 1935 Ch URS E46 Nimzo-Indian 15. Alatortsev vs Ragozin 1-0 38 1935 Moscow-Wch E46 Nimzo-Indian 16. Kashdan vs H Steiner   1-0 34 1936 USA ch E46 Nimzo-Indian 17. V Petrov vs Eliskases   1-0 31 1937 Semmering E46 Nimzo-Indian 18. Euwe vs Alekhine 0-1 43 1937 Euwe-Alekhine World Championship Rematch E46 Nimzo-Indian 19. Ragozin vs Konstantinopolsky   ½-½ 30 1937 URS-ch10 E46 Nimzo-Indian 20. T Van Scheltinga vs A Asgeirsson   0-1 50 1937 7th olm final E46 Nimzo-Indian 21. Prins vs E Steiner   0-1 30 1937 7th olm final E46 Nimzo-Indian 22. T Van Scheltinga vs Marshall   ½-½ 33 1937 7th olm final E46 Nimzo-Indian 23. Prins vs I Appel   1-0 41 1937 7th olm final E46 Nimzo-Indian 24. Prins vs E Soerensen   ½-½ 51 1937 7th olm final E46 Nimzo-Indian 25. V Petrov vs Najdorf   ½-½ 19 1938 Lodz E46 Nimzo-Indian  page 1 of 37; games 1-25 of 923    REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2)

Secrets of Opening Surprises

Sep-02-07    MadBishop: The continuation: <5.Ne2> transposes into the Reshevsky variation, of which Mikhail Gurevich is currently the leading exponent! Sep-03-07    RookFile: Yes, when Reshevsky was playing this, people figured out in a hurry that it's real dangerous to be on the black side of this against him. Reshevsky was literally made to be playing the white side of the Nimzo Indian.

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