really good. don't have too much line and theory https://www.chessable.com/the-killer-dutch-rebooted/course/21812/ you should implement the course in chessable by simon williams

because it's the hyper opening, plus we give the center to our opponents. so the later structure is hard to play

The King’s Indian Defense is a rich and complex opening in chess, offering a variety of strategic plans and tactical opportunities. Here are some of the most common variations: 1. Classical Variation: This involves White playing Nf3 and Be2, while Black responds with d6 and e5. 2. Sämisch Variation: White plays f3 to reinforce their center and prepare for a kingside pawn storm. 3. Fianchetto Variation: White fianchettos their light-squared bishop with g3 and Bg2. Each of these variations offers different strategic themes and challenges, making the King’s Indian Defense a favorite among many players who enjoy dynamic and complex positions. Do you have a favorite variation or one you’re particularly interested in exploring?

Thanks chess.com 👍🏿

Can top chess make a video about some super duper aggressive and romantic and strong chess opening for chess newbie