Lifetime Repertoires: King's Indian Attack

🏆 Shortlisted for Best Opening Course
& Best Peek Inside of 2021 🏆

Disarm their home preparation. Punish their move orders. And secure a steady positional advantage right out of the opening!

This "Learn It Once, Play It For Life" System
Pumps Up Your Winning Chances
By Maximizing Your Flexibility

FIDE Master Kamil Plichta's practical repertoires have enabled thousands of people to sharpen their opening play. His precise analysis and dynamic strategies have empowered "everyday" players to fearlessly chase the full point, game after game.

This time, he turns the favorite surprise weapon of Tigran Petrosian (9th World Champion), Bobby Fischer (11th World Champion), and Hikaru Nakamura (five-time US Champion)...into a versatile system you can play and WIN with for the rest of your life.

At the core of Kamil's new repertoire is the solid but punchy King's Indian formation.

You have many ways to reach the ideal set-up, including Fischer's favorite 1.e4, 1.g3, and even 1.d3. But with Lifetime Repertoire: King's Indian Attack, you start with the most flexible move to...

Keep Black Guessing And
Exploit Their Opening Choice
As Early As Move Two!

Here's the problem with most openings:

Almost ALL of them leave critical squares behind, which the other side can capitalize on.

Play 1.e4 and they take the d4-square away with 1...c5. After 1.d4, Black pounces on your e4-square with 1...Nf6. And if you play 1.c4? Attacking your dark-squares with 1...e5 is the go-to strategy.

With Lifetime Repertoires: King's Indian Attack, however, you take control of the center without giving up valuable territory with 1.Nf3, and...

You also force Black to reveal their hand. So you can punish their move order, and secure a steady advantage you can "milk" all game long.

Here are some of the major set-ups covered inside:

🎯 If they play for a quick central takeover with 1...d5, 2...c5, and 3...Nc6, we fianchetto our bishop, push our pawn to d4, and dismantle their proud structure with the Reversed Grünfeld.

🎯 Against the Benko-like 1...c5, 2...Nc6, and 3...g6, we invade the dark-squares with a stats-approved pawn sacrifice, which Black cannot decline.

🎯 Against the copycat 1...Nf6 and 2...g6, we snowball our extra tempo into central dominance with a double-fianchetto on move three.

🎯 And if Black somehow manages to avoid all that? Rest assured we have plenty of opportunities to outplay the competition, thanks to the time-tested King's Indian Attack set-up.

The best part? The arising positions are easy to play...but extremely tough to face. So much so that White scores over 60% in most of the variations!

But don't take our word for it. Grab Lifetime Repertoires: King's Indian Attack today, and see the system in action for yourself.

Take The Most Flexible Way To A Steady Advantage,
Play The King's Indian Attack!

P.S. Less than 30 variations in this course overlap with FM Plichta's 1.e4 trainer, Reign Supreme: King's Indian Attack. So count on this Lifetime Repertoire to add more punch to your opening play!