CRUSH the Fianchetto King's Indian

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @sandroiashvili8303
    @sandroiashvili8303 Год назад +9

    Thanks , u deserve more subscribers !!!

  • @shoumyajitroy5102
    @shoumyajitroy5102 Год назад +2

    Hello Sir...very instructive...cld you pls come up with more videos from actual plays with white's double fianchetto setup & also how to counter reti with kid...thanks in advance...

  • @Ebobster
    @Ebobster Год назад +3

    Excellent video overview of the KID’s Panno variation set up vs White’s Kingside fianchetto

  • @MrSupernova111
    @MrSupernova111 6 месяцев назад +1

    Bro, I really appreciate this masterclass. As you know from my previous comments your other videos have helped me out a lot. I used to get crushed on the 4 pawns attack, for example, and since I learned your recommended lines I have been winning lots of beautiful games online. I told someone recently that the four pawns attack now fears me - lol.
    In all seriousness, this g3 line seems more difficult to learn. I've been struggling with this line for a while now and just now got time to make sure I learn the best replies. I really like the 6...Nc6 idea and the transposition from ...c5. I also appreciate that you took the time to cover the trickier e4 line in which we pull back the f6-knight to d7 and prepare the eventual ...b5 expansion. I don't know how you don't have more views. Cheers!

  • @FatinMahtab-s8s
    @FatinMahtab-s8s 3 месяца назад +1

    u deserve more subscribers !!!

  • @Ebobster
    @Ebobster 4 месяца назад

    Truly excellent video. What do you suggest if, instead of 8. e4, White plays 8. Bf4 with the plan of Rc1 and c5 with play down the c-file (& to weaken d6). Chasing the Bf4 with Nh5 doesn’t help as it just drops back to Be3 & if Black plays Nh5-f6, White responds h3 etc. I’ve had a hard time finding anything clear & convincing against White’s 8. Bf4 even with the help of Stockfish as White still has a lot of flexibility & if Black somehow gets in b5, White after Rc1 etc can just bypass the pawn break with c5 trying to undermine d6 & crack open Black’s central pawn structure. Any insight you can give on how best to combat White’s slippery set up will be most appreciated! Cheers!

  • @simonwindmueller5582
    @simonwindmueller5582 Год назад +2

    Hello @chessgeek i dont know if im stupid but i mean i see in the past a playlist about 100 Endgames you must know but now i doesnt find it on your channel, does you delete it or did i remember it wrong
    PS: your masterclasses are great

    • @mikecantreed
      @mikecantreed Год назад

      I noticed he removed his art of attack videos as well. I wonder if he’s getting hit with copyright claims

  • @prajithpt9677
    @prajithpt9677 Год назад +1

    👍

  • @Aryan.795.
    @Aryan.795. 24 дня назад