1.c4
g6
2.Nc3
Bg7
3.d4
Nf6
The King's Indian Defense
4.e4
Black makes no effort to prevent this move, preferring to counter-attack the center with ...d6 and ...e5
4...d6
5.Nf3
0-0
6.h3
e5
7.d5
The battle lines are drawn. White will usually attack on the queenside; black will usually seek counter-play with ...f5
7...Na6
8.Be3
Nh5
Making way for f7-f5; in many lines, the knight moves to f4
9.Nh2
idea Be2
9...Qe8
10.Be2
Nf4
11.Bf3
Guarding g2, aiming to trap the Nf4
11...f5
12.h4
[12.g3
Nxh3
]
12...Qe7
13.g3
Is the Nf4 trapped?
13...Nb4
14.Qb3
Are both knights over-extended, or is Black flat-out winning? [14.gxf4
fxe4
15.Nxe4
exf4
16.Bd2
Nd3+
17.Kf1
(17.Ke2
Nc5-+
) 17...Bh3+
18.Kg1
Nxb2
19.Qe2
Nxc4
20.Qxc4
Bxa1
; 14.0-0!
g5
15.gxf4
gxf4
16.Bc1
Qxh4
]
14...Nfd3+
15.Ke2
f4
16.Bd2
fxg3
[16...Nxf2
17.Kxf2
Nd3+
18.Kg2
fxg3
19.Kxg3~~
]
17.fxg3
Rxf3!
18.Nxf3
Bg4
threatening Rf8
19.Raf1
Rf8
20.Nd1
[20.Be3!
when Kasparov intended 20...Bh6
21.Bxh6
Rxf3
22.Rxf3
Bxf3+
23.Kxf3
Qf6+
24.Kg2
Qf2+
25.Kh3
Qf3
26.Rh2
g5
27.Bxg5
Qf1+
28.Kg4
h5+
29.Kxh5
Qf3+
30.Kh6
Qf8+
31.Kh5
Qf3+=
]
20...Qf7
21.Be3
[21.Bxb4
Nc1+
]
21...Bxf3+
22.Kd2
Qd7
23.Rhg1
Qh3
24.a3
Bxe4
25.Rxf8+
Bxf8
26.axb4
Qh2+
27.Kc3
Nc1
0-1