The King's Indian defense is a strategy in chess where Black allows White to take control of the center early in the game, while Black focuses on building a strong defense and preparing to attack later. Black moves their knight and then a pawn to g6, planning to place a bishop on the long diagonal to control the board. The goal for Black is to let White spread out their pieces, then strike back, especially on the side of the board where the king is located. This opening leads to exciting and tricky situations, as Black looks for chances to attack after waiting for the right moment.

What is the "King's Indian defense"?

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King's Indian defense

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