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Pirc Defense

Pirc defense is a response to e4 that's similar in spirit to the King's Indian defense, but has it's own quirks.

by robert82a · 7mo ago

46 lines total • 3664 coverage score

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Kings Indian Attack

Kings Indian Attack lines.

by robert82a · 7mo ago

60 lines total • 1661 coverage score

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Jobava London Kings Indian Defense and Grunfeld Responses

Jobava London players inevitably run into Kings Indian Defense and Grunfeld lines. This course provides a trappy lines one can play in response. I’ve also added a few basic Dutch defense lines so these show up when playing arena.

by robert82a · 5mo ago

10 lines total • 3419 coverage score

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Pirc defense simplified

Simplified Pirc course with a functional arena feature. (For unknown reasons, arena isn’t functional in my other Pirc course.) the lines in this course are simpler than the other one, but the lines do still cover most of the main ideas of the opening.

by robert82a · 6mo ago

26 lines total • 2040 coverage score

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Pirc defense study of 150 attack

Study of a Pirc defense response to the 150 attack. The goal of the early queen move to the h file is to apply enough pressure to the queenside to prevent queen side castling by white. Once that’s achieved, play chess!

by robert82a · 2mo ago

10 lines total • 2308 coverage score

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Unified Pirc and Kid Repertoire

The Pirc and KID are sister openings. This course unifies the approach, and allows for easy transpositions between them.

by robert82a · 1mo ago

38 lines total • 4390 coverage score

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King Indian attack v.2

I’ve rethought how to approach learning this opening. This course emphasizes 6 major responses by black and how to deal with them.

by robert82a · 1mo ago

24 lines total

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PIrc defense 150 attack option 2

Lately when playing the Pirc defense against the 150 attack, I actually find myself enjoying castling into the attack and then defending wiht a number of counterintuitive moves my opponent doesn't expect me to find. Once white becomes so over extended, the rest of the gaem is usually pretty easy.

by robert82a · 1w ago

10 lines total • 839 coverage score

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