boone
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re:King's Indian defense - 2006/10/26 17:21
I agree about the value of the Zurich 1953 book, but your numbers are high.
Of the tournament's 210 games, 46 (22%) were King's Indians. Some great games though.
More than being a "King's Indian" tournament, it was a queen's pawn tournament -- 153 of the games ended up in queenside openings/defenses. Besides the King's Indians, there were 42 Nimzo Indians, 25 Queen's Gambits, 15 Queen's Indians, etc.
By contrast, there were just 41 king pawn openings/defenses -- 23 Sicilians, 10 Ruy Lopez, 6 French, and 2 Caro Kann.. ---------
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