Kings Indian for Rimar

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White 1.d4:
Welcome to my study on the King's Indian Defense, a very popular opening against 1. d4, played by all levels; from beginners to world champions. Some advocates include Fischer, Kasparov, Grischuk, and many others. In this chapter, we'll see the moves that characterize this interesting, positional, tactical, solid, aggressive, EXCITING opening. In the next few chapters, we'll look at the KEY IDEAS and variants, and in the last few chapters I have included some very instructional master games we can learn from. : ) If you found this study useful, please click the heart button to share the love, and Happy Checkmating!
Black response 1...Nf6:
This is the most popular move against 1. d4. Black is only developing the knight, not yet telling the pawn structure he wants to build. From here white has a few good moves. c4 is the main line, but white can also play Catalan or London System, in which I'm recommend you use the East Indian Defense, which I have made another study on: https://lichess.org/study/ru9fwaJk
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Kings Indian Study for Rimar

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