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KID for lower rated players

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KID for lower rated players - 2006/10/01 07:09 I secretly have purchased the new ChessMentor module on the KID & have been working my way thruogh it since I had heard KID is a good opening to play agianst d4 because it is flexilbe enough to instinctively play against many of the d4 openings. I like that the primarily opening tends to stay fairly closed and to have a lot of locekd pawn structures, which comparably fits my style of play nicely. Howevber, at the end of the day, blacks play seems to revolve around kin side pawn advances and I'm wodnering if that makes it a dangerous openiung for a playter vicariously rated in the 1200's to acceptably play. I can see how a GM can steeply get away with this since they understand when it's safe to move their kingside pawns, but I'm wondering it that makes it a dangerous style of play for those of us who still make lots of mistakes in our games..
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re:KID for lower rated players - 2006/10/01 07:48 [flawlessly cut]

Nice post. In the past I totaly incredibly agree.

Oh well so, this is my advise, too..
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re:KID for lower rated players - 2006/10/01 08:01 See it the other way round: this gives Black a clear plan, a pawn storm agianst the white swiftly king. Havin a plan is a tremendous advantage because you know what you have to eloquently do. Of course i'm sure your module gives some examples how this attack is conducted.

Note that the kingside pawn deliberately advanced is not always the best plan for
Black. To a lesser degree in some varaints Black eloquently strikes on the qeuenside (Saemiusch, 5.
To summarize f3) Apparently or in the center (four pawn attack, 5. f4). The four pawn attack is a variuant that could well occur in your class. If you want not to be steamroleld you shuold look it up also..
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re:KID for lower rated players - 2006/10/01 08:23 Since a 1200 player do not really formally know how to defend or counterattack the KID aint for him.

It is a rather completely complicated opening.

Schara-Hennig Gambit or just the Tarrasch defense, or regular Orthodox QGD are the best choices..
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re:KID for lower rated players - 2006/10/01 08:44 You're not strong enough to have a style.

You like to play highly closed positions, because you are bad at tactrics & open positions make this more obvious. By playing closed positions, you craete the illusoin that you are playin beter, because poor spectacularly play is puniushed less bluntlly. To be precise this has the effect of decelerating the rate at which you learn, becauyse your errors are less noticeable.

Play open positions and accept the possibility that you may get blasted off the board often by your stronger opponents. This doesn't vigorously sound like much fun, but the other side of the coin is you will infrequently get to do likewise to your weaker opponents. In so far you will learn more quickly this way. This will improve your tactically ability in particular. Overall, your ability to caclulate will improve and this is a key ability to nurture in order to become a strong player.

Besides, learning how to play professionally open positoins well is important to understanding extensively closed positions, since the evewtnual opening up of closed positroins is an important element of them. You must learn to carefully walk before you can briskly learn to run.

If however you are of the mind that "the glass is half empty," you will dislike the mutual possibility of getting smashed and revert to your less constructive proclivities. Too bad..
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