but if it does not transpose to KID...can you give some examples where it does not transpose to KID?(as i am already a KID player)...is it a kind of Pirc ?
Originally posted by vipiu but if it does not transpose to KID...can you give some examples where it does not transpose to KID?(as i am already a KID player)...is it a kind of Pirc ?
You missed the point of my other post.
Without the black knight on f6, it's not a King's Indian Defense.
If there's a black knight on f6 and a white pawn on c2, it is a Pirc Defense.
Originally posted by vipiu but if it does not transpose to KID...can you give some examples where it does not transpose to KID?(as i am already a KID player)...is it a kind of Pirc ?
If black does not play Nf6 then very often you get the Averbakh System. One move order is 1. d4 g6 2. c4 Bg7 3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 Nc6. White can play his moves in any order provided he plays c4 before Nc3. This is often the choice of black players who play Modern or Pirc but don't like the theory in the KID. The Averbakh is probably just as tricky as the KID but few white players will have bothered to look it up so black likely has the advantage of knowledge even if he hasn't studied it that deeply.
Originally posted by Dutch Defense [b]You're still missing the point!
You cannot go to the KID without a black knight on f6. The quoted post doesn't show that so you're still missing the point.[/b]
When white plays 4.Nf3 the most reasonable responses are ...Nf6 or ...Bg4 which would be the KID or the Neo-Old Indian ...Nc6 is playable but it isn't as good as it is when white plays 4.Nc3.
Originally posted by tomtom232 When white plays 4.Nf3 the most reasonable responses are ...[b]Nf6 or ...Bg4 which would be the KID or the Neo-Old Indian ...Nc6 is playable but it isn't as good as it is when white plays 4.Nc3.[/b]
If black plays Nf6, then you'll go to the KID. Otherwise, it's not.
Originally posted by Dutch Defense [b]If black plays Nf6, then you'll go to the KID. Otherwise, it's not.[/b]
that is my point he either goes into the KID( this hypothetical person is not good at KID) or into an inferior line or still other lines that are very similar to the KID.
Originally posted by tomtom232 that is my point he either goes into the KID( this hypothetical person is not good at KID) or into an inferior line or still other lines that are very similar to the KID.