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suppenopa · 2008-10-23T04:10:01-07:00

here's what it looks like I started playing the Barcza opening as white(1. Nf3 2.g3 3.Bg2 4. 0-0), which often transposes to a Kings Indian Attack. I wonder if there is somebody who knows about it and could give me some tips, maybe tutoring me in some games also? Co

Awick17

Jan 9, 2009

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#21

I've only played 1 game of it, you can challenge me if you'd like

AjaXsKilL

Jan 9, 2009

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#22

nice!

h777

Jan 30, 2009

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#23

Black didn't play any moves thats weird

kco

Jan 30, 2009

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#24

h777 wrote:

Black didn't play any moves thats weird

i agree, here is an example from the Reti,

estevon

Jan 30, 2009

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#25

# 3 similiarities.# 9 Diagrams.

xhitman9

Jan 30, 2009

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#26

drd wrote:

Here are some KIA websites:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_Indian_Attack

http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessopening?eco=A08

http://www.kings-indian-attack.de/

http://www.geocities.com/eric_98008/Opening.html

http://www.kenilworthchessclub.org/games/java/summer05/stoyko-kia.htm

http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chesscollection?cid=1001207

http://www.chessage.com/database/opbrowser.php/eco/A07

The German site has a compilation in CB format of games, and the Stoyko website had some very nicely annotated games in which he made the strategical demands very clear.

I wonder if forum readers would be interested in a KIA thematic tournament? I am not a premium member but would be willing to become one if there were interest in forming a study group/tournaments around the opening.

I am willing to join the gorup study. Actually I am interested with this opening. trying to use in avoiding sicilian and not ...e5 answers

chessoholicalien

Jan 30, 2009

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#27

I play the KIA as my main opening for White. I'd love to take part in a tournament and/or KIA-players' group. Count me in.

suppenopa

Jan 31, 2009

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#28

h777 wrote:

Black didn't play any moves thats weird

my diagram was just meant to show how the KIA looks for white

the tournament has already started several weeks ago^^

I don't know if he's going to organise another one? though I'd be interested!

Raibutai

Feb 16, 2009

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#29

Montybro wrote:

There is a book called " How to think ahead in chess " I think it was by redi and horwitz. It has s simmilar type of oppening in it called the stonewall attack.The book also has some coverage of the sicillion. hm....I just noticed the difference.The stonewall looks much like that with a queens pawn oppening.The pawns would be at c3 d4 and it is still a goal to push that pawn to e4 and maybe even e5.

If I'm not mistaken, that's a Colle opening...