King's Indian Defense Course - Averbakh Variation Ideas, Concepts, Theory - 2 Free Lessons!
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2022
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The King's Indian Defense is a fun and exciting option for black against d4. In the course, I cover all main variations including, the Classical (main line) King's Indian, the 4 Pawns Attack, the Samisch, the Averbakh, and the Fianchetto (3.g3) variations. I also go over the Pirc Defense, and give you a system to play against the London. It is a complete opening repertoire with black. I talk about the ideas and concepts of the King's Indian, and how it is a great opening for beginners, as well as masters. I give practical opening advice and tips, practice exercises, and live gameplay where I talk through my thought process as I play the King's Indian.
Proves that people do really like polite, smart, normal guys who know their stuff. Well done on the 8million views.
But not nearly as much as they love jared farts and bottled bath water. What a life.
Well, you've got excellent content that we lower rated players can learn from, so it's not a big surprise to me.
Congratulations!
You teach well. The vast majority of players are bottom dwellers not GM’s so being able to teach us plebs is appreciated.
On the views: you absolutely deserve it. You might not think of yourself as "that special" but there's certainly something special about you. I think it's that you're a good teacher.
Congrats on the eight million dude! You make your channel interactive with chess when you do the quizzes which makes it cool!
Because your viewers see that you're a genuine person.
Explaining the lines instead just saying “& with this position white is just winning” really helps newer players learn how to capitalize on good positions. Thank you!
Notification Squad! I'm excited for this one.
Awesome seeing how much this channel has grown! Great job improving your content with every video!
With any luck you will very soon be celebrating 100,000 subscribers. That's a pretty crazy number given how young your channel is.
Congratulations on 8 Million views! You have great presentation skills and are able to cover a subject thoroughly and concisely at the same time. All the Best to you going forward.
Congrats on the views you're doing great!
Bro congrats on the 8M views but very soon that 100k silver button will be unboxed!!!
Haha thanks Arthur 👍
Congrats! It's great to see lots of people enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge of chess!
Hey, I'm happy for you! I think your channel brings some real value so your success is well deserved!
Wow your channel has grown so much! I remember when u had like 5000 subs😏. I just tested the King's indian, and it's fun to play, also can get very agressive. Good content.
You are special because you have a talent for teaching chess that is really rare.
Congratulations on accomplishment of 8 million!!!! I enjoy your videos and commentary.
8 million is just a start. Keep going💪
Super interesting. I love King Indian theory be it King Indian Opening or Defence. Now I have learn some theory on Qd2 and the fascinating Knight to e4 ! Wow 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you so much for being a great creator it really means a lot for me
Congrats man you deserve it !
Congratulations on your 8 million viewers 1 year ago. Why are you so interested in your videos? I would say one of the main reasons is that you are a very good communicator; it is captivating to listen to your videos! Regards!
This is brilliant! The e5 instead of the c5 actually has a lot more charm than I've given it credit for. I've always found this move easier to play against with white than c5. An interesting lesson all the way.
Here is why I play c5:
- We can transpose to the Maroczy Bind Sicilian, a position every chess player must know.
- We can transpose to the Benoni, my usual way of playing against the fianchetto on g2 if white decides to play like that.
- c5 kinda discourages white to castle queenside, because in such Benoni-like positions the black pawn majority is often tough to deal with.
All in all, I find e5 more fun to play, but giving white more options. Still, if you're used to playing in one way and you feel like you're succeeding, why not keeping playing that way? Nevertheless, I will look into these ideas. I never knew of those possible knight sacrifices on e4.
Congratulations and Thanks Nelson.....look forward for more reportoire of different openings for white and black.... especially queen's opening
Omg this is an amazing milestone great video!
great job Nelson! 👏💯
Three months later and it's already over 13m views. Man you're going places!
Congratulations on the 8 million im new to the channel only been watching for about 3 months keep the content up!!!
Congrats on 8mil ! Just started playing last month and your vids helped a ton!
Here’s one thing I’ve noticed. Some players expect you to resign if you get down in material and get frustrated if you don’t. They lose focus and oftentimes you can catch up and even win. So I don’t resign unless my opponent has a big lead in both material and position. Just saying.
Congrats on your 8 mill !!
Thanks for doing some Kings Indian course for us I some times play the Kings Indian and the last time I saw the the 4 pawns Qe2 I got destroyed and stopped playing the Kings Indian for a while.
I got some ideas that I'll try from this thank you 👍
I’ve been looking forward to this!!! 😁
Recently discovered your channel, congratulations!
Great stats, Nelson!
Nelson, you do a good job without off topic asides. Keep it up.
you got 8 million views cuz you make amazing content! It's really to the point, and easy to understand, which is rare to find, especially with chess videos because some of the concepts are so abstract.
Congratulations on this success!!
You deserve all those views bro you're really great at teaching 😉
You have a talent sir! A talent for being clear and concise. You are a good instructor! Keep it up!
keep up the good work sir!
one of the best channel i have subscribed
thank you this was so helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really loved this course. It would really help if you do more courses like Sicilian defense course.
Man thank you for your content, really. Sometimes I feel like I’m about to quit chess because I feel like I’m not improving and I’m not talented at all but when I see your videos I feel inspired to play and study and try to get better
i have watched a bunch of the other chess YTers for years..
i just discovered yours a couple of weeks ago..
and am learning things from you, that i havent learned in 40 years of playing, and watching other videos.
fast, to the point and very precise info. Kudos!
thanks a whole lot.
Quite the compliment - thank you!
Your videos are truly beautiful... Keep it up
Hey man love love your channel I wish I could watch all day and learn, anyway I was wondering if you have a video teaching the London system, thanks!
Congratulations man.
“We literally don’t care about this pawn.”
Nice 😂
I love the King's Indian! Definitely see myself grabbing this course next paycheck lol
You made my day, Now I can play king's indian consistent
we did it!!! 8M
Great UA-cam channel. i like your content. Congratulations on developing your channel. The number of subscriptions is constantly growing. You explain very well. Just bought your two courses. I'm sure I won't regret it. Greetings from Germany.
Appreciate the kind words and support!
You are giving good straight forward lessons on tactics and strategy. I have been using you lately to rebound. I learned chess around 2004. I went from 300 to 900 in about 6 months. Then to 1200 in another 6. And pretty much hit to roof there. At times my online ratings would be as high as 1400 but would fall back eventually. During the pandemic I got into bullet and that ruined me. Bullet ratings are lower, but it affected my regular games. Dropped to 985 but is now rebounding. Your video's are helping me relearn tactics that seem to have been lost and a few new things.
Do tactics
jigga jack
10 Million soon ;)
My rating went up by 175 in a month, a hundred or so in just days. I’m pretty sure it was from watching videos from people like you and GothamChess!
Hi Nelson how are you?
Thank you so much for all your hard work just to help us with our chess careers and im very very proud of being a part of the 8 million people who feel the same way I do. 😊
This was super helpful, been playing the KID but tend to get lost after the initial setup
Will this course get me to 2900 in classic or even better at 166060 in Blitz?
All kidding aside, you're one of the upcoming chess channels that I enjoy. Another one is NM Rob Ramirez. Keep doing what you're doing.
Thx! I play the KID : )
king indian is nice, you can do it without worrying about the opponents first few moves
That’s incredible growth. Most channels don’t reach 8 million views for years and years. There are many chess channels that started up to 53-5 years before yourself and have not even got a fraction of what you have achieved.
I think it is your passion mixed in with very fundamental and effective instruction that wins people over. Also your personality is perfectly suited to this. You are not stuck up , arrogant or have any of those personality negatives that can hold back a channel.
Just as importantly your content and it’s presentation are of the highest quality.
I really believe you can become as popular as Levy if you play it right. I really believe you have to start doing some collabs with bigger channels. You help each other grow.
Keep up the good work
Thanks, Darryl!
@@ChessVibesOfficial no worries mate
So what's the plan to deter the queen pin on bishop g5? I think knight to E6 is supposed to let the queen move to E8 or D7? I'm refering to the Averbakh variation at 4:40
That's interesting about the ideas with Na6. I know this move from the Benoni, which I also play a lot. I'm used to playing the King's Indian with c5 for the same reason. So far I think I also have established a way to approach the Averbach, but so far I haven't found a way to really put it into a real game. The first time I had prepared it against my CM teammate, he wondered why I played like that. After the game I looked at my preparations, written on a sheet and found out I had messed up the move order.
Still I'll look at those ideas with Na6. I wonder if you would recommend it against the Sämisch as well, because I have seen it nowhere in the variations cards I have watched. I have done a good look at them, because I play the Sämisch when I'm with the white pieces. I dub the Averbakh better, but there is one problem with it - it doesn't avoid the Grünfeld and the Grünfeld is an opening I don't understand at all. The only KID variation that avoids the Grünfeld for white is the Sämisch. Or so I know at least.
Why is there no Black Friday sale in your course? Will we get any discounts at Christmas?
Great!! There is way too less material for this opening
That's my favourite opening by far. I always love when black plays the KID.
Nelson : "I am just a random guy, who knows a little bit about chess"
You are a national master 😶
Kind of interested in what you have to say about the 6Bg5 Na6 7f4 line because I compared Kornev's lines to Bologan's lines and Bologan's lines didn't defend against all of Kornev's variations. Bolgan's book however was written in 2010 and Kornev's book was written in 2013. I forget which variation Bolagan recommended against the 7f4 variation. I think it was 7...c6 but I could be wrong. Kornev gives 8Qd2 Nc7 9Bf3 Ne6 10Bh4. As I said I can't go into detail because I don't have the Bologan book anymore but I'm interested in what you have to say about the 7f4 variation. Great videos by the way.
What if at 14:36 or at 15:22 we didn't trade knights and instead played bishop e7?
im just a nobody who is tired of losing below 1000 rating so congratulations on 8M views we did it
30:09 What If Nxe4, Nxe4, then Nxe4, fxe4 and Qxg4?
Why wouldn’t you play a5 before Na6 to control b4 first? That’s what my KID book says (although that’s in the classical and petrosion lines, my book recommends c5 against Bg5)
Why don't super GMs play the kings Indian anymore? Is it no longer a good opening? Is it easily exploited? I know Fischer used it at very high levels.
At 26:19 what happens if they take with the knight instead of the pawn?
You can perform the same manoeuvre of queen to h4 check followed by capturing the bishop. I don't know zilch about the theory but by looking at the position, it seems after trading queens white can take the d pawn with knight (which can be threatened back to e4 or trade for bishop) but as Nelson said at some point in the video that could prove useful to the rooks in the future, though we'll be unlikely to want to ever capture or move with our c pawn to allow the d file to open. That could of course be very very bad if white is able to support pushing that d pawn.
Saying the channel's total view count in a single video's thumnail is misleading.
Hard word.
Nelson is now a millionaire
I never kingside. Never used “strategies” still win. All of this stuff to me seems to reactive. Think that ruins the fun for me.
You understand well the mental state of us, your viewers. What we likely do not understand. It would make you flower in other jobs, too. Eg. you would probably be a good sales person (selling the reputable goods, no garbage, no con meaning of 'sales'). Perhaps later in your career, should this one dissatisfy you for any reason. After all, chess is just a play, right?
Well I'm never gonna get the course sadly
You say you're not that good, but you're better than your viewers, which means they can learn a lot. And we need to keep learning through reinforcement, and practice of course. Apparently we need to read books as well, only I've never seen any. Since I will never achieve your level, I do not need to look for higher level players' videos and probably there aren't any.
Only 8 million? I always associate this channel with all the biggest channels so I thought you had way more! Congrats my guy you have the absolute talent in videography to be as big as Gotham and Agad and ChessTalk and everyone else! Keep making great content!
Gg
I saw Ne4 lol
I just played my kings indian against a bot playing kings indian. What a mess
Can Kings indian be played against e4 ? Is it possible to lead with scillian dragon first then go into KID ?
I feel like you are telling people to play bad pawn sac lines.
I feel like you're probably 850 ELO.
Belated Congratulations 🎉.