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Chess Tactics in King's Indian

Name: Chess Tactics in King's Indian
Rating: 4.1 (1 reviews)
Author: Chess King

Category : EducationalVersion: 3.3.2

Size：15.9 MBOS : Android 5.0+

Developer：Chess King Update：Dec 10,2024

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Application Description

Master the King's Indian Defense: A Comprehensive Chess Course

This chess course, designed for club and intermediate players, delves into the sharpest and most decisive variations of the King's Indian Defense (KID), arising from 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 Bg7. It provides a thorough theoretical and practical analysis of key variations, complemented by 430 exercises. Whether you play white or black, this course enhances your KID understanding.

Part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), this course utilizes an innovative teaching methodology. The series encompasses tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, catering to all skill levels, from beginner to professional.

Enhance your chess skills, learn tactical maneuvers, and solidify your knowledge through practical application. The program functions as a personalized coach, providing exercises, hints, explanations, and refutations of common errors. Interactive theoretical lessons allow you to actively participate in analyzing positions and working through unclear moves on the board.

Key Features:

High-quality, verified examples
Guided input of key moves
Varied difficulty levels
Diverse problem-solving objectives
Error detection with hints and refutations
Computer play against any position
Interactive theoretical lessons
Organized table of contents
ELO rating tracking
Flexible test settings
Bookmarking capabilities
Tablet-optimized interface
Offline functionality
Cross-platform access via Chess King account (Android, iOS, Web)

A free version allows you to explore the program's features, including fully functional lessons from the following sections:

Chess Tactics in the KID: Classical, Fianchetto, Four Pawns' Attack, Saemisch, and other variations.
KID Theory: Closed and open centers, Saemisch, Classical, Fianchetto, Yugoslav, Averbakh, Four Pawns, Petrosian systems, and exemplary games.

Version 3.3.2 Updates (August 7, 2024):