Beat the King’s Indian Defense! Part 3/3 | The "Equalizing" 6...c5, Jones' Recommendation, 6...e5?!

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In this series I hope to explain the dangerous Sämisch variation of the King's Indian Defense mainly for the white pieces, but also with honest thoughts on how black can equalize in some mainline and sidelines. Some players that have been great exponents of this variation for white are Yusupov, Dreev, and Korchnoi among other greats, Korchnoi is one of my favorite players of all time so I put him in the thumbnail :)

This final video covers the theory in the accepted equalizer 6...c5! and also the now dubious 6...e5?!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:53 6…e5?! [Important variation]
1:28 7…c5?!
3:32 7…Nh5?!
11:34 7…c6
18:28 6…c5 [Important variation]
18:36 7.dxc5 Secondary Recommendation: Endgame Variation
26:27 7.Nge2 Main Recommendation
26:36 7…cxd4 Short Coverage Of The Maroczy Bind
30:44 7…Nc6
30:51 8…Na5?!
32:42 8…Ne5
32:47 9…e6 Mention
33:43 9…h5! Critical Test
35:23 12…h3?!
37:10 12…exd5 Good line #1
46:10 12…Qb6 Good line #2: Gawain’s Recommendation
48:58 9…e6 More Common Line
58:23 Conclusion