Openings database?
Best resources on the King's Indian?

Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?
I know the Gawian Jones one but the Kamil one i am unware of btw I really like Kamil's 4 kinghts sicclian

Openings database?
Yeahh but not really instructive, I check on them regularly when adding new lines to my repertoire but still it's highly specific on what the opponent replies with

I find playing and getting crushed teaches the most.
That's what I hopefully want to avoid hahah, i've gotten crushed using the KID so I know how unforgiving this opening can be :')

Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?
I know the Gawian Jones one but the Kamil one i am unware of btw I really like Kamil's 4 kinghts sicclian
Honestly I've seen both of their courses but I prefer Kamil's one, it doesn't always go into mainlines and there is GM level analysis & great rational to the lines chosen I believe

Openings database?
Yeahh but not really instructive, I check on them regularly when adding new lines to my repertoire but still it's highly specific on what the opponent replies with
Ah. I’m low-related lol, ignore my cluelessness.

Openings database?
Yeahh but not really instructive, I check on them regularly when adding new lines to my repertoire but still it's highly specific on what the opponent replies with
Ah. I’m low-related lol, ignore my cluelessness.
hahahh issa g

The King's Indian according to Tigran Petrosian
about 300 annotated games of Tigran Petrosian in King's Indian and closely related sturctures

Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?
I do not recall the name of the book, but Quality Chess has a book with 400 problems specifically from games that opened as a King's Indian Defense.
Trying to recall, is Modernized King's Indian based on 7...exd4 in the Classical? If so, New In Chess also has a book (forgot title) with I think an orange cover that is also based on 7...exd4.
I myself am currently reading King's Indian Warfare.

The King's Indian according to Tigran Petrosian
about 300 annotated games of Tigran Petrosian in King's Indian and closely related sturctures
Wow first time hearing about this one, thanks!

Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?
I do not recall the name of the book, but Quality Chess has a book with 400 problems specifically from games that opened as a King's Indian Defense.
Trying to recall, is Modernized King's Indian based on 7...exd4 in the Classical? If so, New In Chess also has a book (forgot title) with I think an orange cover that is also based on 7...exd4.
I myself am currently reading King's Indian Warfare.
Yess Modernized KID is based on that more modern exd4 approach. Not surre about the orang cover thoughh, maybe it's "Bologan's King's Indian"?
How is KID warfare? I know it's not a repertoire book but the great Ilya Smirin did write the book

Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?
I do not recall the name of the book, but Quality Chess has a book with 400 problems specifically from games that opened as a King's Indian Defense.
Trying to recall, is Modernized King's Indian based on 7...exd4 in the Classical? If so, New In Chess also has a book (forgot title) with I think an orange cover that is also based on 7...exd4.
I myself am currently reading King's Indian Warfare.
Yess Modernized KID is based on that more modern exd4 approach. Not surre about the orang cover thoughh, maybe it's "Bologan's King's Indian"?
How is KID warfare? I know it's not a repertoire book but the great Ilya Smirin did write the book
I am only on chapter 2 - one game to go in the chapter.
You need a lot of time to go thru a game. Very dense. Also, I read about 5 or 6 books at a time. Currently, I am reading:
King's Indian Warfare
Closed Sicilian Move by Move
Grandmaster Chess Strategy
Positional Decision Making in Chess
Practical Chess Beauty
Currently reading Dejan Bojkov's "The Modernized King's Indian" & it's fantastic.
Also have the following on my to work on list:
- The King's Indian by Viktor Bologan
- Kotronias 5 part series on KID
- King's Indian Warfare by Ilya Smirin
- Chessable courses by Kamil Plichta & Gawain Jones
Anything else?