hasfortune.blogg.se - Mco modern chess openings

All the annotations in this database were created by actual humans :-).

A Theory and Practice database that contains 846 annotated games the annotations are of the Informant type, with language less symbols used to represent words.

This database contains what most people refer to as "Theory", and contains masses of variations, with evaluations. Like the other CDs in this series, this opening reference shares the familiar format of the others in that it contains four elements:Īn opening encyclopedia for the KID, consisting of 28 heavily annotated game fragments. Most of the attention goes to the classical variation, but there is plenty of written material for the others as well. This CD covers the following variations: The Saemisch system, Averbakh system, Four pawns attack, Classical system and the system with Bg2 (fianchetto).

For GM's it offers the opportunity to play for a win with the black pieces. However, after that point, black has to play "energetically" to make sure that white does not place a pillow over his head, and gently press down.

For the beginner, its attraction is that it seems to be a "safe" opening that gets one through the first ten or so moves without falling for a cheapo. The KID is a tactical monster of an opening that is favored by GMs and beginners alike. Keywords: King's Indian Defense, KID, Opening, Kalinin, Reference, MCO, ECOĪfter two very successful CDs on the Sicilian and French, Convekta decided to turn their attention to an opening that's got a "serious" reputation. Modern Chess Openings King's Indian Defense