[06] Kings Indian Attack
(Win The Game With A Rare Opening)

The King’s Indian Attack is a flexible, system-based opening for White, known for its deep strategic foundations and dynamic potential. Often reached through multiple move orders (1.e4, 1.Nf3, or 1.g3), KIA allows White to develop quietly before unleashing a powerful kingside attack.

Inspired by Black’s setup in the King’s Indian Defense, the KIA flips the script—White adopts the same structure, but with an extra tempo. This gives White the chance to mount a potent initiative and choose the right moment to strike with central or flank play.

Whether you’re facing the Sicilian, French, or Caro-Kann, the King’s Indian Attack gives you a consistent and solid structure to rely on.

Why Play the King’s Indian Attack?

• Universal system – Same setup works against a wide range of Black defenses
• Solid and resilient – Safe development with built-in strategic depth
• Deadly when mastered – Smooth buildup often leads to a kingside storm (plans with f4–f5 or e5)
• Minimal theory – Focus on understanding typical plans, not memorizing lines

What You’ll Learn in This Module:

• How to build the KIA structure move by move, from different openings
• When to push in the center (e5) or expand on the kingside with f4-f5
• Key positional themes like piece maneuvering, slow buildup, and pawn breaks
• How to handle different setups from Black—Sicilian, French, and more
• Exploiting timing and space to dominate the middlegame

Materials Included:

• 60 minutes of structured video content by Vojislav Milanović
• PGN ChessBase files with instructive, commented model games
• Divided into 4 essential systems to help you confidently apply the KIA in your games

Interested in accessing this course?

To purchase the course or request more information, please get in touch with vojachess@yahoo.com. Be sure to include your full name and the name of the course you’re interested in — Coach Vojislav Milanović will guide you through the next steps.

Alternatively, you can also fill out the contact form available on the Contact page.