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hi everyone this is Grandmaster Eugene Perelstein
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and together with Chess lecture.com
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I'd like to welcome you to a series of lecture
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on the 4 pawns attack in King's Indian
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and this opening starts after d 4
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Knight of 6
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c 4
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g 6
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night c 3 Bishop g 7
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e 4 d 6
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so
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these are the basic moves of the King's Indian defense
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and I am an avid player as black
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and I have played King's Indian all my life
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and F4 is the most aggressive approach for white
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to take the initiative in his hands
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and let me show you how to deal with this opening
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in this series of lectures
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now besides f 4
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there are many other ways for white to play
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the most popular way these days is Knight f
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three castles Bishop e two
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which is the classical approach
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and I did a few lectures after night A
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six Castles
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where you will see Black's typical plan
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in these type of structures
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so followed by E5
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but this is a completely different opening
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and the opening that we wanna talk about is f 4
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which is the four pawns attack
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so the good thing about F4 is that nowadays
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it's a very rare guest to tournament practice
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because it's just not that popular anymore
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and so that means you
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still have to know how to counter against F4
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nevertheless
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so there are two moves that you can make
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which are about equally the same
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and usually transpose is either castles
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or c 5 immediately challenging white in the center
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note
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it's very important to challenge white in the center
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as soon as possible
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because if you're gonna play slow move such as c 6
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a 6 knight a 6 White is gonna play knight of 3
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with the idea of e five
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followed by a very quick development
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bishop e 2 or bishop d 3 in castles
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and you also have to watch out for e 5 for white
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so that's why either c 5 or castles
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usually the main line goes castles
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knight of 3 and now c five
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and here white has two options of playing this
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opening d 5 is the main line
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closing the center
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or d take C
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where the position is actually more dragon like
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Martha structure after queen a 5
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and white has to play Bishop d 3
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okay so two ways for white to play here
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moves such as e 5 are not good
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because notice that white king is still in the middle
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it takes at least two moves to castle
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whereas black is ready to attack the center
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so black can simply drop back with the knight
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to d seven
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and it turns out that it's not so easy
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for white to hold his central pawns
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because c takes d and d takes e are threatened
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and it turns out that White's position could fall apart
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like a house of cards
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so it's not very good to play e 5 here
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so first let's look at the line after d take C
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and let me show you the best plan in this position
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so Queen a 5 is the right move
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you're not worried about this move at all
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because of night takes e 4
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and immediately White's position is in real
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real danger because on c 3 we are attacking three ways
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and we're not really afraid of this move
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because of simple rookie 8
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lining up the rook x raying the king
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and the game is almost over in a few moves
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so Bishop d 3 defending the e 4 pawn
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this is the main line and now queen takes e five
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so how does white continue his development
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because he could not really castle
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so that's why white has to spend another move
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or two to prepare castle
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so Queen e 2 is the right move
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with the idea of bishop e 3 kicking out the queen
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and then castling
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so my question to you is
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how do you proceed with development
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and the answer is very simple
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just develop your pieces on the natural square
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bishop on g 4
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knight to c 6 so we start with bishop g four
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or as a matter of fact you can play N66 first
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it doesn't really matter
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and after Bishop e 3 kicks the queen out
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queen a 5 castles
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now bishop g four
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as you see we are taking control
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or we wanna take control over the d 4 square
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followed by knight d 7
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and now the other knight can go to d 4
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and the knight from d 7 to c five
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because white is really has a lot of weaknesses
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because of these points f 4
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e 4 c 4
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we can start immediate active piece play
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and this actually position is very similar to the perk
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except the bonus on c 4 and gives black extra targets
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so after bishop g 4
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how can white continue
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his plan
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so let's take a look at this position and try to think
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what possibilities does white have to duel
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so normally white wants to stabilize
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make his position stable by playing rook a C one
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followed by king h 1
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and just trying to push black spaces backwards with a 3
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and potentially b four
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how do we or actually they can start with a 3 first
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followed by b 4
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so let's take a look at these moves one by one
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so let's take a look at a 3 first
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so after a three
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black simply continues with his plan of 97
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opening up the dark square
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bishop for the very long diagonal
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and preparing 94 95 thrust at the right moment
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and white continues with b 4
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the aggressive approach
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and the question is
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where do we put the queen on D8 or H5
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I like queen on h 5 better so it can participate
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in attack on f 3 9 and after typical rook c one
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we really wanna create more weaknesses
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and the correct move here is a five
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as you see White's position is becoming very very
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weak because it's
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harder and harder for white to keep defending
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all these weaknesses
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because there are so many points over extended
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and now b five really gives black an upper hand
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a complete domination over the c 5 square
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so after N I d four hidden the queen
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queen f 2 another powerful move
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night c 5
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Bishop b 1 Black can do whatever he wants
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Night d to B 3 Bishop takes f three
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or knight takes f 3 forward by bishop h 3
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so many plans due to complete control of the c 5 square
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black has a solid edge
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so let's go back and take a look at the different way
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for why to develop
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so hyper aggressive approach with A3 and B4
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simply is not working
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let's take a look at more solid rook AC 1
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again
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you don't really have to know the variations by heart
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in this position you have to simply know the plan
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put the bishop on g 4 put the knight on g seven
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and try to create counter play with the pieces
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so 97 is the right move
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and now queen f 2
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White really needs to take care of this d 4 square
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that's why queen f 2 has to be played
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and now you can simply play Bishop takes knight
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pawn takes
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notice that if queen takes
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black can even go after the pawn
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after bishop takes c 3 Rook takes c 3
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Queen takes a 2
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because it's unclear how the two bishops
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play a role
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because the bishop on d 3 is completely locked
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and it's not so easy for for white to play f 5 or e 5
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because f 5 gives the e 5 square to black
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and e 5 is simply impossible after d takes e
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so here white doesn't have sufficient compensation
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for the pawn
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and this is the main line g takes f
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and here black can simply continue with his plan
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to take control over the c 5 square
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after night c 5
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bishop b 1 so the position is roughly even
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I would prefer black
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because of very simple and clear play
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using his pieces against the queen side pawns
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and you might say that the typical plan involves night
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a 4
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exchanging a pair of pieces
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after night takes Queen takes for example rook at d 1
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now black can play
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the following plan
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to take over the queen side initiative
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the plan is
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to play b 6
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for example king h 1 rook a C 8
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would I do a night before
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so for example if h 4 now night before
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and all of a sudden
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black succeeds first on the queen side
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because of a threat
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Rook takes c 4 winning at least a pawn and b 3
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well b 3 we can either drop back to a 5
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or play queen
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a 3 depending on what your plans are with idea queen f
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queen b 2 trying to change Queens and or queen a 5
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keeping the position complicated
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with the possibility of playing F5 in the future
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and really really powerful play on both sides
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it's really unclear how white can take
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the initiative into his own hands
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because moves such as f 5 followed by h 5
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do leave his king wide open
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and so we can simply play bishop f 6
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king h 8 rook g 8
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and slowly take over the initiative on the king side
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so I would think that black is at least equal
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but I would prefer to play black in this position
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so let's go back
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and the move that we looked at
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is d take C after black plays c five
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so again after d take C the chemo is queen a 5
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bishop d 3 queen take c 5
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and remember that your plan
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bishop g 4 knight c six
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then after white plays queen a 2 and bishop b 3
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simply drop back to a 5 knight d 7
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at the right moment I changed the dark
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the light square bishop for the knight
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and you have a very good game because of the squares
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d 4 and c five
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so this is very easy and natural play
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and let's start looking at the main line
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D5 is the main line
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so this is almost Benoni like plan the black
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black really wants to undermine the center with E6
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and at the right moment
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we're gonna play on the queen side with a 6 and b 5
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well of course
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it depends on white decides to do
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white can leave the pawns
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in the center and play Bishop E2
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which is the main line
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or an interesting approach is to actually
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give up the control over the center
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and take on E6
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and this is what we're gonna look at now
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so after d takes E we can take with the bishop
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but this would lead to this would lead to
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uh both sides actually counteracting
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and fighting for the d 5 and d 4 squares
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I would rather take it with the pawn
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not not even
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not give white
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even the slightest control over d 5 square
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and in the meantime
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black has full control over d 4 square
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so let's see what could happen after F takes E
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so Bishop D3 and natural weight to develop
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followed by 96 and now of course Castle
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so now that we have full control over D 4 square
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we can take it right away with 9 d four
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and now two ways white can play
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white can take on d 4 or say
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well I really don't want to exchange pieces
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because your position is cramped and play Knight g five
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and after N g 5
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don't be afraid to back up your knight again
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with e five
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you're not really caring about the d 5 square anymore
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because you have full control of d 4 square
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and if white plays f 5
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you can take over the initiative after h 6
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knight h 3 g takes f
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E takes F and now simple move queen e 8
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with all sorts of threats such as e 4
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it's not so easy for white to play
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and notice that now it's black
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who has the control in the middle of the board
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and what about Knight takes d 4 well let's take a look
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this is not something that you should worry about
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because after C takes d
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it's unclear
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how white can play for any sort of advantage
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with such a powerful pawn on d 4
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but for example knight b 5
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we can simply play night e 8 and now Bishop d 2
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for example
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drive back the knight of a 6
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knight has to go to bad square a three
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and now simply develop your pieces with b 6
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knight c 2 now bishop b 7 right away
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or even the move I like here is rook a 7
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followed by
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rook f seven
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and Bishop B 7 with a very good
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play for black
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the bishop on b 7 will hit the pawn on e 4
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two Rooks are gonna pressure white on the f file
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at the right moment
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you can either play for g 5 or knight of 6
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or even e 5
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and really white has no advantage whatsoever
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and black is doing really really well
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so with this in mind let's go back to the main line
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and we are not afraid at all of the move d takes E
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taking control taking pressure off the center
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and allowing black pawn to be closer to the center
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after f takes e again the key here is the d 4 square
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don't be afraid to play knight d 4
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and e 5 to support the knight later
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so that leaves us to the very main line
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the most popular move is of course Bishop e two
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now after E takes d
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C takes d
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Bishop G4 so this is the main line
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which we're gonna look at more deeper
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deeper into the next lecture
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now let me quickly cover E to X
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d and how you should play against it
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well the easiest way is to exchange a pair of pieces
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because remember Black Expedition is cramped
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by exchanging a pair of pieces
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and opening up your g 7 bishop
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you're gonna have a very good game
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and the way to do it is to play bishop f 5
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castles knight e 4
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you see you immediately for the exchange of the knight
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and after night takes bishop takes
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you could see that black has no problems at all
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very powerful bishop on g seven
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black is gonna play later 97 a 6
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b 5 type of plan or simply play on the e file
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and black is doing really
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really well
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so to summarize
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if white doesn't go to the very main line
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all the other lines
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black has a very easy and comfortable play
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and the main line starts after E takes d
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C takes d Bishop G 4
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which we're gonna cover in more detail
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in my next lecture
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thank you very much and I hope to see you all next time
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bye bye
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