Attacking Chess The King’s Indian
Attacking Chess The King’s Indian by David Vigorito, published by Everyman Chess in 2011, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the popular King’s Indian opening. This edition spans 368 pages and is written in English, offering readers an in-depth exploration of aggressive strategies for Black. Vigorito, known for his expertise in chess openings, presents a repertoire that emphasizes attacking opportunities, highlighting the psychological advantages Black can gain in practical play.
In this book, readers will find a detailed examination of key lines and tactics within the King’s Indian framework. Vigorito’s approach includes innovative ideas and lucid explanations, making it accessible for players at various skill levels. The content covers essential variations such as the Four Pawns Attack and the Fianchetto Variation, providing a robust foundation for those looking to enhance their understanding of chess openings. This volume is part of the Attacking Chess series, which focuses on traditional and creative attacking strategies, equipping players with effective repertoires and opening weapons.
Official synopsis Publisher
The King’s Indian remains a hugely popular opening – unsurprising given the attacking opportunities it offers. In many of the ultra-sharp main lines, White wins the queenside battle but this often turns out to be a Pyrrhic victory as Black wins the war by checkmating on the kingside! Black is hunting the enemy king and – in practical play – this gives him a psychological edge.
David Vigorito presents an aggressive King’s Indian repertoire for Black based on the main lines. Vigorito is renowned for his opening expertise, and his suggested lines are full of innovative ideas. In addition, his lucid explanations of the key plans and tactics will benefit all players. Volume 2 deals with the Four Pawns Attack, the Fianchetto Variation, the Averbakh Variation and many other lines.
ATTACKING CHESS is a brand new series which focuses on traditional attacking openings, as well as creative and aggressive ways to play openings that are not always associated with attacking chess. It provides hard-hitting repertoires and opening weapons designed for players of all levels.
* A King’s Indian repertoire for Black
* State-of-the-art coverage of the key lines
* Packed with new ideas and critical analysis
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