play the double fianchetto system
What is an aggressive line against the King's Indian?

Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense

Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense
pfren said it was bad so idk bout that

Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense
pfren said it was bad so idk bout that
thats the most aggressive line ik so idk

You play on the side where you’re better, which is on the queenside. You do that by creating space and trying to get a passed pawn.
(Take my advice with a grain of salt because I’m not a master)

if you want something aggressive you can play f3 instead of Nf3 and then Be3, De2, g4, h4, h5, Bh6 (i am not sure the order of moves, it's just scheme of attack ...)
four pawns attack is fine and aggressive too ig...
on the other hand if you like rather some positional games with long time pressure on your opponent, king's fianchetto is very solid here...
I would avoid classical variants like Nf3 d6 Be2 e5 0-0 Nc6 d5 Ne7 Be3 Ng4 with next f5 they are very nice for black side i think
Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense
pfren said it was bad so idk bout that
FPA is sound.
yes but in the four pawns attack you can get into serious trouble when black starts weakening ur center

Bayonet attack.
You just have to memorize 150 dense pages of theory.
I'm fine with that

if you want something aggressive you can play f3 instead of Nf3 and then Be3, De2, g4, h4, h5, Bh6 (i am not sure the order of moves, it's just scheme of attack ...)
four pawns attack is fine and aggressive too ig...
on the other hand if you like rather some positional games with long time pressure on your opponent, king's fianchetto is very solid here...
I would avoid classical variants like Nf3 d6 Be2 e5 0-0 Nc6 d5 Ne7 Be3 Ng4 with next f5 they are very nice for black side i think
f3 was one of the options I was already considering so thanks

Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense
pfren said it was bad so idk bout that
Every opening is bad at our level of play.

Theres a line literally called the Four-Pawns Attack lol
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/four-pawns-attack-against-kings-indian-defense
pfren said it was bad so idk bout that
Every opening is bad at our level of play.
Lmao
I've completed the switch from 1. e4 to 1. d4 as white and I've got my repertoire already settled down (I was debating between Colle and Catalan and picked Catalan and had great success recently), except for a response to the King's Indian. I've had this position a few times now
And I've been playing 6. be2 and I think I've won the majority of games that I've played with it, but it was always because of a tactic or a blunder from black that caused me to win the game, not because I ended up better out of the opening, rather I've been worse out of the opening often after a few more moves. (Run-on sentence pardon)
What lines/variations would you recommend against that typical 6 move King's Indian move order? (I know black could play a million different moves after that but I'm willing to study a lot of lines to find something that works for me)