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Well, to be honest, I don't know anything about what this club was for, but judging from the name: To help everyone improve at chess. So why don't we discuss chess related things here and offer what each of us knows about this ancient game and enrich its knowledge and understanding for everyone? Let's do it!

Today I was cleaning my house with my mom and dad, I found my old chess set which my father gave me as a birthday gift when I was 8. I'm sooooo happy. Fun fact I can concentrate more on this chess board so hoping to get my rating 100 or 200 up. Here it is how it looks:

Name: Yosef Pulikkotil Hobbie: Minecraft, cricket, chess Dream: Software engineer or a scientist, age: 11 Chess Dream: Get a rating of 2000 Give us only true one

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Hell Friends, Our discussion about the KID was little bit delayed because of various obstacles on my side. However we will resume it from where we have left. Here is the next article in the series. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-2-whites-perspective-bayonet-attack-model-game This model game explains all the primary themes involved in the Bayonet attack and I hope this will benefit you. Regards, Dr. Sanjay

As you can see, this is the new logo of our club. The shield represents that we have most secure club and we all are defensive in our games. The yellow color represents that we like peace, really good guys, and we like our friends. The star represents the number of matches we won (yeah but as you can see our club is so old we only won 1 match that is because we only completed 3 matches and won 1 match) So, our logo represents all these things.

The Great chess prodigies premier league (TGCPPL) Is our club's chess league | EDIT: Now it is TPPPL (THE PRODIGY PROJECT PREMIER LEAGUE, Edited by mod @Becoolandnotafiolyo. To join the season, message me. You just try to win all of them and found yourself at top 4. Then the member in 1st place and 2nd place will play each other. Whoever wins will go for the final. The member who loses will get an another chance. Then, members in the 3rd place and 4th place will play against each other. Who ever wins that match will play against the member who lost the semi finals. Whoever lost is out of the tournament. Then, the member who will win the quarter finals will go to final and whoever wins that, is the winner of the league! Rules: 1. I'll be not making a tournament for a link you all have to challenge others. Someone Accepts that, then the match is started! 2. Please do not cheat in the games all admins of our club will check all the games. 3. Please don't abuse each other in the chat all admins will check the games. These were some rules and regulations! Be ready for our league TPPPL

Thanks bidilz!!!

Today, I was exploring notes to see what you did when I was inactive, and I got emotional with this poorbi's note: "Does anyone remember the memory of this club? The family this club had which is now broken, yosef has gone offline, protul is not online, Ahmed has closed keytochess / chesskey101 has closed" So now we should have to make the family recover again. We can make the plan here

Hello Great Prodegies, Sorry for such a gap in posting. I was busy tackling some personal problems last few months. Now it is all taken care of. We will have regular study of openings henceforth. After going through the classical variation we have to see how white can reply in different ways. The most common reply is the Bayonet attack. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-2-whites-perspective-bayonet-attack It is easy to understand white's perspective once we study the Bayonet attack. Same ideas may recur in other variations also. I hope it will help you. Your comments and feedback is extremely valuable. Regards, Dr Sanjay

Hello Prodigies, If you do not know Mar Del Plata, you do not know KID. You will neither be able to win while playing KID as black, nor you will be able to defeat KID while facing it playing as white. Everyone must know it. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-1-classical-variation-mar-del-plata-model-game-2 Mar Del Plate is the soul of KID. Learn it with deep attention and you will learn something very beautiful. Regards, Dr. Sanjay

Hello Prodigies, Do you know that KID is one of the most favorite openings of Hikaru Nakamura? Yes indeed! And who can teach us KID better than Hikaru Nakamura? Let us learn from the best KID player. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-1-classical-variation2-model-game-1-final Enjoy the fierce tactical battle between two giants. Regards, Dr Sanjay

Hello Prodigies, Any theory requires practical demonstration of how to use it. So let us see one of the games in the classical variation of KID. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-1-classical-variation-2-model-games-1 A very instructive game and hope you will enjoy it. Regards, Dr. Sanjay

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This is the 2nd article in the series of 30+ articles on KID. My efforts will be to go step by step till all the major variations are covered. And to start we will be discussing the classical variation of the KID. The moves, the strategies, central ideas will be discussed. This is one of the most important article as it creates the foundation for the KID. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defense-repertoire-1-classical-variation I hope this will help you. Regards, Dr Sanjay

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@Yosef115 thats your logo @Ahmed_Ayeldeen and thats your logo it aint much, but i hope that will help you.

King's Indian defense opening repertoire created by me has 30 articles in it. A step by step approach covering most of the commonly played KID variations are included. Those who want to master KID will be immensely benefited by it. And those as a white has to face KID should also know it, otherwise they will be in trouble. Here is the first article, the beginning. https://www.chess.com/blog/sanpatkan/kings-indian-defence-a-repertoire-2 Hope you will enjoy it. All comments and suggestions are welcome. Regards, Dr Sanjay

"Parrots. They seem cute at first to the untrained eye. Almost like a pawn. Both starting with 'pa' But, they are not. Once you go close to a parrot or a pawn, they strike. Their claws bite and now you know that parrots and pawns are queens. Powerful. And their beak seems like something to mimic. But, it is the thing to defeat it's enemies." -noImAparrot