Always play f6! (kind of) | King's Indian Defense Rating Climb

[@AlexBanzea]

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[@dougveganparadisebuilder5808]

Complicared (winning) positions and little time on the clock is a struggle that I lose too often. Also an opponent with a substantial material disadvantage but a lot of space are challenging games I struggle with.

[@walterbrownstone8017]

The move f3 has some magical powers too.

[@robertgonsalves1966]

The second game was totally messed up for opponent

[@jongler9775]

Nice games. Thank you.

[@ChessJourneyman]

It feels less dangerous to go f6 in the KID compared to the French or Caro-Kann. Maybe because there is no e6 weakness and you attack on the kingside. Either way, playing f6 is asking for trouble because Ben Finegold will find you and destructinate with his sophisticated humour. The truth hurts.

[@user-kd7wx9zr6r]

Please do a rating climb for white with 1.e4 (King's Gambit and Grand prix attack )

[@Fishamanic]

Sometimes I think these games are staged! No fucking 600 elo would give you a hint of checkmate but somehow 1000 + elo are just getting smashed.

[@torrentialrage]

On move 25, instead of trading your rook for their knight could there have been any ideas of getting the king off the h file and then going h5 to tear off the knights defender?

[@thebieniekmichal]

Very nice, very nice the dark force☻️ is strong in you.💪 Are you the Sith Master?🤔😜👍

[@wrathofpunjabi]

Your streams are teaching a chess player how to think. There is no better way to learn. You can memorize all the chessable courses, but it won't help.