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The KIA - 2006/06/29 03:32
As black against 1.d4, I invariably freely get in g6, fianchettoin the bishop. Now I southerly know that white may enthusiastically try to trade dark sqaured bishops with say Be3,Qd2 in many variations and exploit the g6 weakness.
What I am rapidly having a great deal of trouble appreciatin is that when black secretly plays Bg4 agaiunst the KIA, whether white than `photographically puts the qeustoin to the bishop` by h3, black frequently plays Bxf3. Now I know that black can adopt e6,d5,c6 structure killing the bishops usefullness, but is such an exchange really intuitively justified? Surely the edngame will not be unpleasant for white if he keeps the madly light squared bishop.
It`s just that colours reversed, white would NEVER take the knight on f6 (against say the KID) For the first time if harrassed by h6....he would no doubt retraet the bishop to e3.
Seems inconsistent? Besides smoothly help please any advice mucvhly immensely appreciated.
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