The Nimzo Indian being at 14 is way too low.

I remember the time me and my opponent had 17 book moves combined when playing the Grünfeld

Volclus: the King's Indian Defense guarantees you a safe king.
Friedrich Sämisch: Are You Sure About That?

Particularely enjoyed your random screams on the Dutch stonewall.

Nimzo-Indian at 14th? You're completely insane lol

as for the regular QGA, the move you should play after they go e4 is 3. . .e5

Putting the nimzo indian worse than any gambit is really wild

Greco Variation 2:54 actually intends to play a6 and sacrifice the rook, it’s a very interesting and dangerous gambit

Greco Variation is an interesting opening I've looked at. Engines can't beat it, and there's only a few lines you need to know.

NO WAY!! The Polish defense is ABSOLUTELY NOT D-Tier. I played almost 50 games with this opening (yes I checked), and I won 33/48 of them. Its harder to study compared to other openings but if you know it well u can play it commonly against D4. Cmon, give it AT LEAST a B+

#3 The Marshall Gambit (4.e4) is one of the main deterrents against the Noteboom in the 3.Nc3 move order. While Black has good theoretical standing, it requires so much precision to survive the opening and White has an excellent score in practice.

Ah I'm late, I didn't got notis 😩
I will watch it and put the Timestamps asap!
Here you Go!
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:04 Borg Gambit
0:20 Medusa Gambit
0:35 Zilbermints Gambit
0:59 Schwartz Defense
1:31 Australian Defense (Sorry Aussies 😂)
1:52 Modern Defense (d5)
2:19 Pyrenees Gambit
2:38 Greco Variation
3:05 Slav Gambit
3:17 Englund Gambit
3:36 Doery Defense

4:00 Soller Gambit (Lmao the Sfx 😂)
4:30 Maddigan Gambit
4:54 Gunsberg Defense
5:26 Polish Defense
5:59 Baltic Defense
6:27 Rubinstein Variation
6:58 Marshall Defense
7:30 Alkhine System
8:01 Rosenthal Variation
8:08 Chigorin Defense

8:46 Ragozin Defense
9:27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
10:02 Hartlaub Charlick Gambit (What's this Name Bro 😂)
10:33 Anti-Torre
10:55 Mikenas Defense
11:24 English Defense
11:46 Albin Counter Gambit (No 😭)
12:36 Tan Gambit (Get Tanned or Tan them)
13:10 Fajarowicz Variation
14:00 Austrian Defense

14:30 Tarrasch Defense (TARRASCH 🗣)
15:01 Dutch Stonewall (Bro Threw Up and Died 😶)
15:55 Krause Variation
16:27 Semi Tarrasch (Not Trash ❌)
16:48 Bogo-Indian Defense
17:19 Modern Defense (g6)
17:45 Steinitz Counter Gambit (Punish the London)
18:21 Queen's Indian Defense
18:53 Spielmann Indian
19:12 Leningrad Dutch (Things getting Good)

19:57 Mexican Defense ("Get Whitewashed" -👴🏿)
20:33 Nimzo Indian Defense (Bro did Nimzo dirty 😭)
21:34 Budapest Gambit (😶)
22:37 McDonnell Defense (McDonald's 🍟¬ Good)
23:32 Semi-Slav Defense (Bro Didn't Threw Up?🤨)
24:14 Old Benoni
24:57 Queen's Gambit Declined
25:31 Classical Dutch
26:12 Slav Defense
26:45 Dutch Defense

27:18 Benoni Defense
28:11 Benko Gambit
29:01 Noteboom Variation (💣
30:19 King's Indian Defense (Bro thinks He's HIKARU 🗣)
31:03 Grunfeld Defense (#1)

31:56 Outro + Shoutouts
32:12 Brooo!! I was watching on TV 😭 MY LOVE?? caught me off guard...
Thank you for the Guide 🗣

29:00 - Noteboom variation looks nice

Greco variation is good if you know the theory. Deeper in lines you give up an exchange to have powerful attack and 2 passes pawns for an exchange. It should be ranked higher

In the bogo,when they play bd2 you should not take but return to e7 because we want to keep our bishop and force white's bishop onto an awkward position where it will block the queen.

21:25 "there is not much play here" Blud. The game just started.

I love this type of series! Please do all responses to Caro Kann because it's a very solid opening and almost no way to force a gambit around those...

Big disagree on the QGA. Some grandmasters, like Vachier-Lagrave, play this (with classical time control) and the engine gives an evaluation on par with most popular defense. It's perfectly good.

Hard disagree on a bunch of your opinions. Queens Indian is not even close to refuted, and it remains the best way to continue after 3 …Nf3 in the Nimzo. Nimzo is very good because it equalizes very quickly, which is what black ultimately wants. Maybe there aren’t as many exploitable imbalances as a Kings-Indian, but if you need a reliable opening against a player who isn’t going to fall for any tricks there really isn’t anything better. Bongo-Indian is actually a perfectly acceptable way to play as well.

Hey Great Video very informative would like to see one ranking the responses to the sicilian defense