Palliser/Williams: King's Indian Killer: The Harry Attack mix plastik takes the viewer on a

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Why is it that most amateur chess players love opening and middlegame tactics but hate endgames

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Palliser/Williams: King's Indian Killer: The Harry Attack mix plastik takes the viewer on aDo you want a simple and practical method to counter Black's kingside fianchetto defences after 1 d4? A line that takes the initiative from a very early stage and creates difficult practical problems? If so, then The Harry Attack (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 h4!) is for you. At first this looks like some sort of joke or, at the very least, a weird outlandish line. Aren't we all taught to focus on development and control of the centre in the early stages?