Black has just put him/her self in an almost untenable position. All of the threats revolve around white blasting through the centre:
7. dxe5! dxe5?!
8. Qxd8+! Kxd8
9. Nxe5! - going up in material and threatening the LS Bishop and Nf7 forking the King and Rook
Interesting, this game is still in the opening stage, that ok, is from a king's indian defence. Maybe I would go 7.Be3 to defend the d-pawn,or d5 then 0-0 continue with the development , black should do the same...
The last comment should be "what should be whites line of play here.
I am thinking of bxa5 your rook and bishop are eyeing on the b6 sq and maybe Na4 strenghting it....
or the same as benkobaby
Parker - Losh
NSW Country Teams Championship: Blayney (who i was a mercenary for hire for) v Ettalong 1, Board 1
Stage 1 appears after only a couple of moves