I Studied the Kings Indian Defense So You Dont Have To (FULL REPERTOIRE)

I should preface this video by mentioning I am by no means an expert on the King's Indian Defense. I studied all the lines to a competent extent and these are my findings within the opening. I'm sure there are some lines I chose that are not quite optimal (or even ones I missed entirely), but the King's Indian forces you to stray away from top engine lines in order to not defend various endgames for draws.

Hope you all enjoyed the video regardless though, let me know in the comments which opening you'd like to see next!

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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:24 Trompowsky Attack
04:13 London System
06:16 Stonewall Attack
08:50 Torre Attack
11:25 Mengarini Attack (KID not Sicilian)
12:46 Anti-Grünfeld
15:09 Smyslov System
17:49 Fianchetto Variation
10:38 Kramer System
22:34 Accel. Averbakh System
25:05 Makagonov Variation
27:25 Pomar System
29:39 Semi-Averbakh System
33:37 Averbakh System
35:38 Four Pawns Attack
37:05 Saemisch Variation
39:30 Classical Mainline
42:15 Summary
43:32 Effectiveness
44:03 Entertainment Value
44:30 Theoretical Difficulty
44:35 Outro