A07 Flank openings 4 moves

King's Indian Attack, with e6

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King's Indian Attack, with e6

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The King's Indian Attack, with e6 reaches a named position after 4 moves: 1. Nf3 Nf6 2. g3 d5 3. Bg2 e6 4. O-O Be7

In practical games, this line matters because the early pawn and piece choices decide which middlegame plans are natural. Use the board above to learn the move order, then complete Practice without hints before adding the opening to your regular queue.

If this exact branch does not appear in your games, study the related lines below. Openings often transpose, and recognizing the family pattern is more useful than memorizing one narrow sequence.

Position details

This line branches from King's Indian Attack, with e6 with O-O.

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