The Queen's Indian Defense begins with one quiet pawn move that gives the c8-bishop two very different jobs. Learn when ...Bb7 should contest the center, when ...Ba6 should pressure c4, how ...Ne4 becomes an outpost, and which White setups remove Black's favorite pin before it appears.
Work through four Black blueprints and four White systems across the 4.g3 main line, ...Ba6, Kasparov, Petrosian, Miles, central d5, and the kingside pawn chase.
Keyboard: ← → step through the moves. Click any move chip to jump.
Verified source trail: every route is drawn from the Queen's Indian guide and its position bank. The five fixed tests produce e4 (+0.00), Bd2 (+0.38), ...Nxc3 (-0.16), ...Qg5 (-2.83), and Qxc3 (+4.40).
The 16 boards cover both bishop diagonals, the e4 outpost, Petrosian prevention, Miles development, d5 expansion, the Kasparov pawn chase, structural exchanges, and the tactical queen recovery. Every Learn route is tested twice.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Pick one of six verified Queen's Indian starts and set the bot from 600 to 2500. Eight exact coach triggers identify the fianchetto base, ...Ba6 pressure, Petrosian and Miles setups, e4 outpost, Kasparov chase, and king displacement.
The board set includes the six-move base, book seeds for 4.g3, the Kasparov 4.Nc3, Petrosian 4.a3, and Miles 4.Bf4 systems, plus the no-book position where ...Qg5 challenges White's queen.
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