The Classical King's Indian Defence - Chess Openings Explained
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2016
- Jonathan Schrantz summons the new R.O.G. 5000 to select the perfect opening to cover. See two Nakamura games with a win for each side.
2016.01.04
Wesley So vs Hikaru Nakamura, Sinquefield Cup (2015): E99 King's Indian, orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov, main line
Levon Aronian vs Hikaru Nakamura, World Team Championship (2010): E98 King's Indian, orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov, 9.Ne1
Hilarious when the camera pans to that one guy. The camera guy is like "yep, he's putting on this show for one person". Gotta respect the effort and enthusiasm JS puts in.
I love it.
Jordon Trapp he's performing for the camera
I'm dying xD
The intro is hilarious, keep up the good work
Andres Quilis I guess we will never know.
" It's ok to be wrong, it's not your pieces it's Hikaru's " LOL
@@MrHaro187 good work Sherlock
The slow pan to the audience at 2:45 killed me
These are all positions I never end up in, people always trade every piece.
Because trading every piece is bad. This probably means that your rating is pretty low, isn't it? I'm not the best either, but I'm now entering that phase where many of my enemies stopped always taking and now actually think about what move they should play
@@nichl474 but there's never any videos on what to do if they trade... I know the general ideas but a beginners video on how to play if people want to trade would help a lot
Maybe you can learn some endgame principles so that you can improve your rating by having an advantage in the endgame and then play these positions
@@yashthakur9912 yeah I try to activate my king and attack pawns in the end game but I don't think I'm that good at it... My strong suit is tactics and sharp positions
@@kookoo275 If you can avoid any trade offers than do so, i would say preserve your bishops over knights because if you have both your light and dark squared bishop (known as the bishop pair) they can slice through defences in the lateish middlegame
Schrantz, you are quickly becoming a must watch lecturer for me, thank you for looking at our comments on UA-cam.
+Majora1988
Also the Englund gambit has to be in the suspect openings box!
Majora1988 Skull Kid plays King's Indian every time.
An astounding piece of technology you've created there. An incredible step into the next millennium for chess.
Jonathan out of all the talks that chess club I seem to like listening to you. Keep up the good work. I really enjoyed this one. Thank you.
the reboot joke got a chuckle out of me :)
for sure
Starting was epic and fun.I like it :)
Love your vid here, man! Kept my attention and learned a lot. Thanks for taking the time.
3:50 suspect flowers are suspicous - even more suspicous than suspect openings
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Hilarious when the camera pans to that one guy. The camera guy is like "yep, he's putting on this show for one person". Gotta respect the effort and enthusiasm JS puts in.The intro is hilarious, keep up the good work
1. The Scandinavian
2. Sicilian Najdorf
Great lectures, Jonathan!
The videos of this guy are awesome! Congrats!
The nonsense stops around 4:45 and we get through the opening moves around 11:00 .
bless you!!!
@@bruhmeme7313 I'm so happy I scrolled down when he started riffing lol
Just let the man have fun
@@axelbernard2010 he can have his fun as much as he wants but thats not my kind of fun
Cheers bro!
Awesome video, i really enjoyed it.
Best video yet. Loved it
Fantastic video. This was the beginning of my journey as a KID player several years ago.
each JS video supplies me with enough joy to smile through a whole week
christe such a tough crowd, I thought it was funny
Was voting for the King's Indian. The ROG heard me :) and you showed some gorgeous games. Definitely playing this against that pesky d4 opening.
You are awesome Lecturer! :) Thanks alot for helping me out.
Great idea and excellent execution. Seeing this was premiered 4 years ago, I sincerely hope you continued with different openings on weekly basis. I'd hate to see the work and resources spent into creating that Random Openings Generator machine go to waste.
you guys are awsome. i love the ROG keep up the good work.
good lectures! Explaining the ideas behind openings is excellent. I prefer this over super in-depth analysis of superGM games.
learning strategic concepts > seeing monster calculation
Amazing information. Was presented very well.
Excellent lecture! Thx Jon
really good explenation as always, thank you.
Love these lectures. Najdorf soon?
lovely lecture again. Would love to see the ROG5000 spit out the Nimzo Indian or Bogo Indian in the near future.
Great lecture, though it's better when prepared.
use the ROG to select next week opening, so you can prepare the lecture.
I'm fairly sure he had the piece of paper up his sleeve the entire time...
That is one of a few tricks he may have up there
pro-ROG
Love the lecture. Love the box.
Idk about the chess openings but the music in the opening of the video is pretty enjoyable
Brilliant intro. Great teacher
Wonderful. Love the R.O.G.
Love the technology..The ROG! LOL! Very entertaining thanks and happy chess play! :-)
thanks I eally understand this opening now and will use it a lot more :-)
Very nice explained sir thank you very much.
"Random Openings Generator" xDDD hilarious! Took me completely by surprise!!
Start 4:46
cheers mate
great content
A really nice explanation
FANTASTIC
Best chess lecture intro ever? I'd say yes.
I Love your Videos. I can Show it The Kids and they have fun. And i have great fun too. Thanks for your passion and love for chess.
I just love the way Jonathan get "SUSPECT" openings inside the R.O.G. and how he moves the stuff around the box. His unique style makes chess not only interesting but also really funny XD
Energetic keep it up
I used to play the KID. Stopped playing chess for a while, forgot absolutely everything I knew about it in the meantime. Switched to the Dutch when I came back. Couldn't be happier.
For some KID beats Dutch!
I don’t dispute that one’s opening repertoire is a matter of personal preference. I’m just saying that for me, I could not be happier playing the Dutch over KID (which I barely remember now anyway). It meets literally everything I wanted in an opening when I decided to change up my response to 1.d4. Something a little bit uncommon, but perfectly viable with good attacking chances for black to fight to win from the start. In my experience, I’m able to know it a *lot* better than my 1.d4 opponents and win right in the opening. At my level that’s beautiful, and even at much higher levels I’m told by fellow Dutch players that it is typical the latest Dutch theory is not commonly known even by most grandmasters. Only a few know it and play it, but there are Dutch players among the chess elite so it’s clearly viable.
When I did play the KID, I never once thought my opponents hadn’t played against it many times.
Nice work on the camera!
Amazing video
FANtastic. I'm a fan. Thx
8:30 he has white losing a pawn by accepting the exchange but, materially speaking in terms of pawns, the exchange is even.
If you could do a lecture on the othor most common varoations of the KID, that would be awesome. The Saemisch, the Averbakh, The Four Pawns Attack and/or the Fianchetto Variation, please!
Great lecture as always!
People of youtube: i wonder what opening it is?
Title of video: kings indian denfense
Exciting game!
Were doing it tonight!!
the second game is a real treasure. And the commentaring is nice
I don't know if suggestions are still being accepted here, but an opening video on the Nimzo would be awesome. There's so many potential pawn structures that can arise (does black play c5 or d5 or both? does he play d6 and e5?) that it's hard to establish a "typical" plan I feel like.
damn, an attack on the kingside, in front of your own king. Legendary.
Let's agree that ROG is a necessary evil.
On a serious note, thank you so much for doing these videos. These are great resources for people like me who never went to a coach but thanks to you, now have access to such quality content and learn the openings from scratch. Big fan!
I know you've done King's gambit declined but I still want to ask - is it so bad that players at all levels stopped playing it years ago?
The fact that he clears his throat every sentence really threw me off
He's no Ben Finegold - but still a lot of fun
+ArseneLupin2009 I agree I meant from the entertainment perspective
+Stephen James i find him way way way more entertaining than ben
Dardans, you must be great at parties.
Ben Finegold is a moron. Stupid jokes (really, is there anything funny about putting someone down?) and like 0 self-awareness (keeps on going with the jokes, no one laughs).
Schrantz is amongst my favorite lecturers.
+kimgss1 you have zero sense of humor if you don't think Ben finegold absolutely loves it when he makes people feel awkward for not getting really niche jokes. BF has an incredibly dry sense of humor, he's hilarious.
Excellent :D
Hahahaha.... You shocked me. Most of St. Louis Lecture are quite conventional. Thank you for the creativity. . . Hilarious!!! 😂😂😂 LMAO!
I love this dude
Please bring back Jonathan!
Take a shot every time he says Night.
The greatest presenter
“by rebooot I mean kicking repeatedly with my boot” lol Gotta love Jonathan ❤️
OMG This is such a train wreck 😂
King Indian Defense is easy defeated if white plays C4 (Back To B3 if forced) to attack the black king side.. So, black will be very difficult to build up his attack on king side properly.. So for a more secure King Indian Defense as black, before launching those knight to attack king side.. Moving those pawn on queen side to secure C4, B3 or even A2 so that white bishop cannot control F7 D6 E5 square is very important.. And don't fear of exchange something even rooks except queen to get opponent white bishop because it's the main threat to fail our King Indian Defense strategy to launch attack properly on king side.. Moving those queen side pawns is extremely important in my opinion.. I comment this because experience it a lot of times.. Not bullshit at all..
Skip to 4:46
Dick Niaz thankyou
Thanks!!!
May you ride eternal on the highways of Valhalla...
thx
MVP
Love these videos. I vote for Alekhine 4 pawns attack. Also, any chance of a Finegold "stories from chess camp" "lecture"?
I use to watch yasser and Ben fine gold. now Jonathan is on my must watch list!
Is there only one person who showed up to this live lecture? 😂😂😂 he sounds like he's speaking to a room full of people 🤣
At least he gets into it.
Need a Sicilian Najdorf video next.
Mr. Schrantz, can you give a tutorial on "nimzowitsch larsen attack"??
i haven't seen the second one yet, but the first game must be the most thrilling one i've ever seen in my entire life! if that's classical defence, then folks back in the old days sure knew how to rock! ;)
KID can be very exciting. Tal had a very instructive game in the King's Indian Defense in the early 1950s. I can't remember his opponent off the top of my head. Maybe Smyslov or Lilienthal
THE FLOWERS ARE BACK :-) and heads up for a fun approach like with ROG - he won't become homicidal, will he?
Still, I agree that it would be unfortunate to trade good preparation for the show effect. I hope the openings thrown in are the ones Jonathan knows in his sleep, or think about alternatives (selecting the opening for the next clip, or randomizing only once in a while with less complex openings).
after 50.05 there is a fork which allows white to exchange up
31:33 King has two squares. E6 is the one that was missed. In which case, Nd4#
3 squares, f5 too!
Hi, could you do the Nimzo-indian Sämisch next? Thanks!
One interesting observation at 12:43 is that it took black 4 moves to get this position of the knights whereas it can be done in two moves!
Yo that was nice
this man is the life blood of chess
Can you guys at the Chess club make a video on the KID Fianchetto variation?
At 29:25 you have Ng5+,Kxh4,qh6+,kxg3,qh3+ seems pretty good as well
more R.O.G
Pro R.O.G.
Nice video
funniest chess instructor
Best !
chander kant Nah Ben Finegold is funnier
Great 😀
This is great. Some less common openings next; Alapin Sicilian, Alekhine Defense, Nimzowitch Defense?
Bobby Fischer laughed at the Scandinavian, just saying.
soxwon04 Carlsen plays it
@@Qhsjahajw in online blitz where he doesn't want to reveal any serious prep.
@@Unscripted9 he's magnus
@@tashikrtv6878 But Bobby laughed at it. If Magnus can play it, so could Bobby as he was pretty much at a legendary status when he was at his peak.
@@GuitarGuy190 Bobby was very opinionated and didnt have access to engines. It's not a bad opening it's just that there are better options at the GM level, doesn't mean anything for someone rated under 2000
Actual tutorial starts at 5:10
id like to see a slav defence or maybe the queens indian next time
Can you guys please do the King's Indian Attack?
could you do the philidor defense?
Much love for Jonathan, everyone loves a bit of black box technology.