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P.Bonafont ECF 176 vs. T.Gavriel ECF 185, Barnet congress 2008, Round 2, Kings Indian defence, Bayonet attack

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[kingscrusher]

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[pbbdmedia]

Fantastic! Excellent play and commentary.

[jrobichess]

Very good video and analysis!

[michfish75]

Great game!

[michfish75]

I was just kidding by the way. I was trying to be funny by calling you stupid. I think you're awesome and your analyses are a great part of my youtube life.

[michfish75]

Great game! I thought you were stupid after watching 1 of your games, and then you pull a Bobby Fischer on me. Keep up the good work

[canadiandude1919]

this may seem like basic opening theory, but i am wanting to adopt this system and was wondering why ...6 e5 isn't met by 7.dxe5 instead of castles

[chessbeast101]

HE'S A NOOB BAYONETEER

[Shoarmaboer20]

very nice game 

[soylentgreenistasty1]

hi kingscrusher

long time viewer and this is a personal favourite of mine of games you've played. a lot of beautiful moves and very logical.

thanks for all the hard work to entertain and teach us.

[Anch84]

Thanks for posting this!

[Beardybong]

I'm no expert, but I think it just means that you use your pieces to apply pressure on either dark squares or light squares. White exchanged his dark-squared bishop for KC's knight on f4 early in the game. Since KC still had his dark-squared bishop and white did not, this means that KC will always have one more piece to attack the dark squares than white has to defend them. So I guess it is very logical to 'pursue a dark-square strategy' :) hope that helps.