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Fighting against the King's Indian
Fighting against the King's Indian

In 60 minutes you can get an idea how to play versus the Kings Indian like an expert like GM Loek van Wely, known for his epic battles in the Kingsindian with Teimour Radjabov. The contents are: 1.Mainline: Van Wely-Radjabov 2 &3: King's Indian the positional way: exd4 and Na6 4: Sidelines

by Loek van Wely
€9.90
Play the King's Indian Defence with g3
Play the King's Indian Defence with g3

The King's Indian is an extreme counterattacking weapon for Black, so White's best way is to conduct an effective central strategy and to keep the king in safety. Maybe the only and best way to fulfill this strategy is the variation with the fianquetto of the white bishop to g2. It is the most unpleasant variation for King's Indian Defence players, easy to handle and it prevents Black from performing his typical attacking plans.

by Adrian Mikhalchishin
€9.90
Attacking Repertoire with 1.d4! Vol. 2
Attacking Repertoire with 1.d4! Vol. 2
In this “three-part” video series I take a look at a main line White system based on 1.d4. This series is aimed at the ambitious player who is looking to put maximum pressure on their opponent from the start of the game. In this DVD I consider positions i
by Nicholas Pert
€29.90
King's Indian Defence (French Language)
King's Indian Defence (French Language)
The King's Indian is one of the most popular replies to 1.d4. On this DVD GM LIbiszewski and Mazé will talk you through the theory. Available in french!
by Fabien Libiszewski
€29.90
5.Nge2 against the King's Indian Defence
5.Nge2 against the King's Indian Defence
The Hungarian variation provides white an attacking plan against the KID. With 5.Nge2 White will play 6.Ng3, close the centre with d5 after …c5/…e5 and start playing on the kingside for an attack.
by Nico Zwirs
€9.90
The Saemisch Variation against the King's Indian and Benoni
The Saemisch Variation against the King's Indian and Benoni
Beat the King’s Indian and Benoni structures with the impenetrable pawn phalanx g2-f3-e4-d5. Encounter your opponent with sound and fresh ideas in this classical rebooted line of the Saemisch!
by Jan Werle
€29.90
Solid and safe against the Indian openings: Play the Fianchetto
Solid and safe against the Indian openings: Play the Fianchetto
The King’s Indian and Grunfeld are notoriously tricky and theoretical openings. The Fianchetto variation avoids the main lines which Black players enjoy, and goes for a small but safe edge.
by Nicholas Pert
€29.90
ChessBase Magazine Extra 201
ChessBase Magazine Extra 201
Videos: Mihail Marin presents „Anti-Najdorf à la Carlsen“ using Grischuk vs. Vachier-Lagrave from the Candidates, Daniel King checks out Caruana’s 7…Bg4 in the King’s Indian. "Lucky bag": Analyses from Duda, Yu, Sasikiran et al. Plus 38.000 new games
€12.99
ChessBase Magazine Extra 181
ChessBase Magazine Extra 181
30.695 games and videos by Adrian Mikhalchishin, Georgios Souleidis & Robert Ris
€12.99
Attacking Repertoire with 1.d4! Vol. 1 - 3
Attacking Repertoire with 1.d4! Vol. 1 - 3
In this detailed “three-part” video series I take a look at a main line White system based on 1.d4. This series is aimed at the ambitious player who is looking to put maximum pressure on their opponent from the start of the game.
by Nicholas Pert
€79.90
ChessBase Magazine Extra 183
ChessBase Magazine Extra 183
22.676 games and videos by Adrian Mikhalchishin, Georgios Souleidis & Yannick Pelletier
€12.99
Adhiban Gambit against 1.c4
Adhiban Gambit against 1.c4
After 1.c4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.Nf3 e4 Black is giving up a pawn. By sacrificing the e-pawn, Black gains a lot of time harassing the white knight and seizes the initiative in the centre.
by Robert Ris
€9.90
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