Hi there in this, I want to show you what the king's Indian defense is, so on defo you might play,
might have sense.
This is a very, very popular move against one day, for it's in the hyper modern tradition.
It's not convincing Appaloosas.
You know, it's a much more flexible.
They're not as irreversible as pawns.
When you move a pawn, you can't reverse it and it can be reversed.
So this is one of the top moves that professionals play nice.
Have a sense of the CIFOR, which is quite often played the king's Indian defenses end to end.
Firedog six of the 94 you play Bishop G-7 so you don't play anything to try and occupy the center.
And this is more Grunfeld defense.
But you play Bishop G7 here.
This is King's Indian Defense Secretary.
You let White take up the center aisle.
That might seem a bit odd, but it's one of those hyper modern openings where the idea was sometimes
you let the opponents initially occupy the center at least, but then you undermine their center and
you try and take over later.
So if all we have these things and there's a whole bunch of variations here which are named, so the
classical variation, if you look at that.
So Neutze have Frank, for example, this is the classical variation.
And here, you know, move seven, there are these particular variations.
One of the main names, ones, as you see on that list, is defined the Petrosian variation names off
the telegram chosen possible champion.
There's Bishop Avery, named after the French, a fantastic player in his own right.
And that, you know, branches out into unstuff details as though the exchange variation.
But you need to know what there a little bit if you want going to play the King's Indian.
The King's Indian has books devoted to it.
Chess is such a vast game.
And you might ask, well, how on King Squasher, why would I want to play the King's Indian defense?
Well, Bobby Fischer play the King's Indian defense later.
Garry Kasparov play the King's Indian defense.
It has been a fighting weapon of choice and still is for many grandmasters.
Mark Hampton plays the King's Indian fans up and coming grandmothers play.
It's a very, very dangerous weapon of choice, especially on the fourth time controls, especially
online.
It's a very, very interesting weapon of choice.
If we go rewinding back just to show these other names, variations that move five, they don't have
to play might have frame.
There's so much variation named after Friedrich's Himesh.
There's the other botheration, which is Bishop Itou Omae five and then G5.
There's the aggressive four --'s attack which no Bradberry and honorary I am of Bonnett Chess Club
described it as one of the most aggressive variations in chess for --'s attack.
Those names, those things with the word attacking them, often very, very aggressive.
And if you're more inclined, you might actually not play efore in fact, you might actually or move
free instead it sort of nicely fades play for E4.
You might have an intention actually to play a quick Catoe.
So there's the incarceration as well.
You don't always have to try and construct the center.
So this keeps that diagonal clear.
You don't want to pawn necessarily on A4 blocking in your friend Catoe.
So that's positional.
We're playing it as well, very much more positional, not going to the occupation of the center with
a broad front.
So yeah, the king's inJune, the fence.
It's been one of my absolute favorite weapons of choice, especially in Blechacz.
So I've had a huge amount of fun and entertainment with it.
And I have for you a model game which I stumbled across when I studied Bobby Fischer's games is really
a sweet, sweet, so sweet game to show you.
It's against Victor culturally in the nineteen seventy Herceg No Blitz.
So let me show you this game.
So starting with defo.
So, Fisher, I have six weeks before she thinks, let's see Frank Due, 74, desex Bishop Eita.
So this is kind of the classical you know, the classical well, playing in classical variation on castling.
Jeffrey A5.
An important thing to note is you can't really win the pawn here with whites if you try and win the
pawn here in this position.
Blacks Sympathy Plays 1984.
Blacks can be doing very, very well.
So this is absolutely fine for black.
And even worse, you can exacerbate what you're doing here with this desperado tactic and you end up
losing a piece because Black actually plays Bishop Tate, Seefried Jack and King takes F7.
This is a very well known trap within the King's Indian defense.
So this is a way just to piece up here.
So Black is deliberately leaving that pawn in the Thracian and why it doesn't usually go for that white
usually.
Actually, believe it or not, just Castles ignores the E5 form.
So very well-known tribe.
So we have 90, 65, 97, 92.
And now Fisher kind of puts himself beyond the fray on the queen side.
In a way, he closes up the the the queen side before active operations on King side.
This is very, very interesting, precautionary move.
So we see a free 98 before he sinks rugby one, an official starts the attack.
And this is one of the powers of the kings.
In the time, you can still play like a caveman.
So as a Kings Cross, you're like me.
That's why I enjoy the Kings Indian defense.
Quite often you're pushing your pawns aggressively on the king's side, getting quite vicious attacks.
And, you know, for those dynamic, aggressive world chess champions, they scored so many wins going
for King attacks with this kind of King's Indian style attack, Fisher and Kasparov.
So Fisher closing up now f4 g5 another rook swings across Brook have six BTC finals play.
This is a mistake because perhaps one should have carried away some more points here with eight first.
So for example, this and it would have set back, you know, some more problems than the game.
Taking out loans quite bishop is often very important for way to take out the sting of the attack.
But he didn't do this.
It's only a blitz game after all, anyway.
And in Blitz, the you know, if you if your parents don't play accurately, you can often get completely
crushing attacks if they don't play the accurate defensive moves or precautions needed.
So here we see night be free.
Rugy Sex Bishop detA Night have things King one.
And now you know Bishop goes for it.
This is one of the absolute beautiful things I find about the Kings in the attack.
You can just go for it, you know, quite often.
So opening up the lines against the king and the stronger you are tactically, the better, because,
you know, here it's just a vicious possession.
After twenty six kings, you on the night goes back to.
Aw thanks Bishop.
He won and now a beautiful night retreats.
Believe it or not, 99.
This seems ridiculous, but it's going to reemerge with a vengeance and combined forces against the
target age free.
We have free tonight at 7:00 every night you five.
So a lot of pressure on once Kingside six.
So direct friends with that pin point now in 1993 for example with that pawn.
So Kuzma tries to m10 but now takes a try anyway ripping apart of the bishop takes a free kick have
to Vishwas about blunder apparently here in overexcitement.
Maybe that's the one thing you've got to watch out for in such positions.
Fisher did find the right move though so one is the right move here.
If I give you five seconds pause video, how would you finish one off?
You've got a lot of attacking pieces around the opponents.
King the king is lacking escape squares.
So what's the best move here?
If I give you five seconds, pause video blacks play.
OK, it's night for Jack opens up that queen's account for after Bishop takes G4.
Bishop, thank you for the game ended here.
If it continued with, say, Queen detA, then the queen comes in and it's just vicious.
You know, this is all it's all pretty devastating.
You know, Jack Hanna's come here and the king has just no defense and animated.
So fish is near blunder.
By the way, in this position was he was about to play apparently 1934.
Jack, this would be a big mistake.
It gives the king an escape.
Squire of the queen takes the form.
The king would be given the heir to escape square and so on.
The Queen.
And for Jack, you need to, you know, once actually got the advantage, their king is able to run
for the hills.
So essentially the night before, Jack, you can see perhaps why I can consider this a sweet, smooth
game, very, very smooth without too much an issue that essentially we have this lovely rolling attack
on the king side, which kind of almost like that is natural.
I'd like to open up lines with that kind of avalanche of pawns.
So I love that kind of stuff in general.
And that's why I also recommend you to check out the king's engine attack system with Y, which is kind
of leveraging many of the ideas of the Kings in advance, but just with the white pieces.
So sometimes getting a vicious attack, it leads to quite different games, usually than than the Kings
are the fans.
OK, so I hope you enjoyed this mobile game and maybe try out the Kings Indian defense.
So it's Diphone Lefsetz Psephology six ninety three, your outrageously letting your opponents occupy
the center.
So this is the main opposition of the action.
Very, very interesting legacy from the hyper modernists.
They found useful exceptions to establish Ferring and thus extended very usefully in all directions.
But it's a hyper modern opening.
It's not placing a huge emphasis on literally occupying the center.
It's more about inviting the opponent to occupy the center initially and then hitting it hard later.
OK, and with the center closed in general, were centers closed?
Such flank operations are more justifiable sometimes.
You know, if it's an open center and you try and flag attacks that more easily go wrong and backfire.
But with the center closed in this game, black was more justified for such a powerful storm, as it's
sometimes called.
OK, that's so much.