20 Jul '07 21:44>
Hello folks on this forum,
It's true - I really think that I've killed the King's Indian Defence - after 22 years of trying.
And I do like this forum name, for several reasons.
Now since a long time back, I practically never participate in chess competitions any more - I was Swedish (over-the-board) champ in 1967 and on 31.12.1967 got my highest international ranking ever - I've later seen: 62nd.
Now in the last two decades or so, I've now and then taken a "chess vacation" from some other activities of mine which I really think should have precedence - but trying to invent some new opening moves, and discussiong them with others, is such great fun.
My latest such "vacation" was in March-June of this year, when (among other things) presented, and discussed, "How to kill the KID" at that Swedish-language forum, as you've seen.
I'm not going to discuss things any further on this nice Red Hot Pawn forum right now, but since I happened to see it today, I've registered, at least and want to show you very briefly my intended KID killers.
Here's a summary in Swedish:
The below brief survey of my (intended) KID killing variations
is in Swedish, taken from a recent article of mine.
The annotation is in Swedish (or German etc).
Piece designations, Swedish to English:
D = Q
T = R
L = B
S = N
Rolf Martens, 20.07.2007
04) Kungsindiskt-dödare med 3.f3 och med 3.Sc3 (RM 2007):
04a) Hyper Sämisch System: 1.d4 Sf6 2.c4 g6 3.f3
04a1) 3...Lg7 4.e4 d6 5.Le3 0-0 6.Dd2
04a1a) 6...e5 7.Se2 c6 8.d5 cxd5 9.cxd5 a6 10.Sa3 (plan 0-0-0)
±
04a1b) 6…c5 7.d5 e6 8.Se2 exd5 9.cxd5 Sbd7
04a1b1) 10.Sbc3 (Agent 007 Variation; blir samma som “Spring
Circus” efter 3.Sc3; jfr 04b1a) Te8 11.Sg3 h5 12.Le2 a6 13.a4
h4 14.Sf1 Sh7 15.Lf2 f5 16.0-0-0 Da5 17.Se3 ±
04a1b2) 10.a4, plan Sa3 + Sec3 (Lump Variation, eller om
tidigare 9...Te8 så 10.Sec3) ±
04a2) 3...d5 4.Sc3 (Grünfeld, Lutikov/Murei Variation med
förstärkningar av RM) ±
04a3) 3...Sc6 (Johansson Variation, Mikael Johansson 2006)
4.Sc3 Lg7 5.Lg5 h6 6.Lh4 d5 7.e3
04a3a) 7...dxc4 8.Lxc4 0-0 9.a3 e5 10.d5 ±
04a3b) 7…0-0 8.Lxf6 gxf6 9.Sxd5 Te8 10.Kf2 f5
04a3b1) 11.g3 Se7 12.Db3 Sxd5 13.cxd5 c6 14.Lc4 b5 15.Ld3 ±
(15…De7 16.Le2 ±ðŸ˜‰
04a3b2) 11.f4 Sxd4 12.exd4 c6 13.Sf3 (farligt 13.Sc3 Lxd4+)
cxd5 14.c5 Te4 15.Dd2 ±
04b) 1.d4 Sf6 2.c4 g6 3.Sc3 Lg7 (3...d5 4.f3, se 04a2 ovan)
4.e4 d6 5.f3 0-0 6.Sge2
04b1) 6...e5 7.Lg5 ±
04b1) 6...c5 7.d5 e6
04b1a) 8.Le3 exd5 9.cxd5 Sbd7 10.Dd2 Te8 11.Sg3 osv (Spring
Circus Variation; blir samma som ”Agent 007” efter 3.f3, jfr
04a1b1)
04b1b) 8.Kf2 (Spring Kong Variation), plan g3/g4 + Kg2, ±
Until some time later!
Rolf M.
(on politics I'm writing at www.rolf-martens.com)
It's true - I really think that I've killed the King's Indian Defence - after 22 years of trying.
And I do like this forum name, for several reasons.
Now since a long time back, I practically never participate in chess competitions any more - I was Swedish (over-the-board) champ in 1967 and on 31.12.1967 got my highest international ranking ever - I've later seen: 62nd.
Now in the last two decades or so, I've now and then taken a "chess vacation" from some other activities of mine which I really think should have precedence - but trying to invent some new opening moves, and discussiong them with others, is such great fun.
My latest such "vacation" was in March-June of this year, when (among other things) presented, and discussed, "How to kill the KID" at that Swedish-language forum, as you've seen.
I'm not going to discuss things any further on this nice Red Hot Pawn forum right now, but since I happened to see it today, I've registered, at least and want to show you very briefly my intended KID killers.
Here's a summary in Swedish:
The below brief survey of my (intended) KID killing variations
is in Swedish, taken from a recent article of mine.
The annotation is in Swedish (or German etc).
Piece designations, Swedish to English:
D = Q
T = R
L = B
S = N
Rolf Martens, 20.07.2007
04) Kungsindiskt-dödare med 3.f3 och med 3.Sc3 (RM 2007):
04a) Hyper Sämisch System: 1.d4 Sf6 2.c4 g6 3.f3
04a1) 3...Lg7 4.e4 d6 5.Le3 0-0 6.Dd2
04a1a) 6...e5 7.Se2 c6 8.d5 cxd5 9.cxd5 a6 10.Sa3 (plan 0-0-0)
±
04a1b) 6…c5 7.d5 e6 8.Se2 exd5 9.cxd5 Sbd7
04a1b1) 10.Sbc3 (Agent 007 Variation; blir samma som “Spring
Circus” efter 3.Sc3; jfr 04b1a) Te8 11.Sg3 h5 12.Le2 a6 13.a4
h4 14.Sf1 Sh7 15.Lf2 f5 16.0-0-0 Da5 17.Se3 ±
04a1b2) 10.a4, plan Sa3 + Sec3 (Lump Variation, eller om
tidigare 9...Te8 så 10.Sec3) ±
04a2) 3...d5 4.Sc3 (Grünfeld, Lutikov/Murei Variation med
förstärkningar av RM) ±
04a3) 3...Sc6 (Johansson Variation, Mikael Johansson 2006)
4.Sc3 Lg7 5.Lg5 h6 6.Lh4 d5 7.e3
04a3a) 7...dxc4 8.Lxc4 0-0 9.a3 e5 10.d5 ±
04a3b) 7…0-0 8.Lxf6 gxf6 9.Sxd5 Te8 10.Kf2 f5
04a3b1) 11.g3 Se7 12.Db3 Sxd5 13.cxd5 c6 14.Lc4 b5 15.Ld3 ±
(15…De7 16.Le2 ±ðŸ˜‰
04a3b2) 11.f4 Sxd4 12.exd4 c6 13.Sf3 (farligt 13.Sc3 Lxd4+)
cxd5 14.c5 Te4 15.Dd2 ±
04b) 1.d4 Sf6 2.c4 g6 3.Sc3 Lg7 (3...d5 4.f3, se 04a2 ovan)
4.e4 d6 5.f3 0-0 6.Sge2
04b1) 6...e5 7.Lg5 ±
04b1) 6...c5 7.d5 e6
04b1a) 8.Le3 exd5 9.cxd5 Sbd7 10.Dd2 Te8 11.Sg3 osv (Spring
Circus Variation; blir samma som ”Agent 007” efter 3.f3, jfr
04a1b1)
04b1b) 8.Kf2 (Spring Kong Variation), plan g3/g4 + Kg2, ±
Until some time later!
Rolf M.
(on politics I'm writing at www.rolf-martens.com)