Starting Out: King

Starting Out: King's Indian Attack John Emms
Publisher: Globe Pequot Press

This video explores a couple of attacking chess games in the King's Indian Attack white opening strategy. You will learn the nuts and bolts of a very good opening The King's Indian attack can lead to some very violent and uncompromising games, but White has to think flexibly to get the most out of the position. Posted by Just run the Austrian attack, castle queenside, storm some pawns, and win. Another of my childhood favourites and one used mostly by my brother, King's Indian Attack. Moving away from beginner's chess I introduce the King's Indian Attack . March 12, 2011 frispies Leave a comment Go to comments. NOLA Scheduled Chessblogging: the classic awesomeness of the King's Indian Attack. The King's Indian Attack can be used successfully after 1 e4 or 1 Nf3. The King's Indian Attack is a great opening for beginners and chess professionals. On this all-new Foxy openings DVD Andrew Martin recommends starting with 1 e4 and shows when the KIA may be played with best hope of success. The games examined reflect this flexibilty. I must have seen this opening hundreds of times I believe that by white fianchettoing (Bg2) their bishop they have offered a way to keep their attacking options on king's side, although it is blocked off by the pawn on e4.