Master the King’s Indian Defense: GM Supi Completes His Revolutionary Trilogy

The final chapter in one of Modern Chess’s most acclaimed series has arrived – and it might be the most crucial one yet.

Why Part 3 Could Be Your KID Game-Changer

GM Luis Supi doesn’t mince words: “In my opinion, Part 3 is as important as Parts 2 and 1.” Coming from a grandmaster who’s spent years perfecting his King’s Indian repertoire – including deploying it against elite players like Anish Giri at the 2024 Olympiad – that’s a statement worth taking seriously.

The King’s Indian Defense According to Supi – Part 3, developed in collaboration with FM Silvio Oliveira, addresses what many KID practitioners fear most: the deceptively dangerous Fianchetto variation. While Part 1 established the foundation and Part 2 covered the main tactical battles, Part 3 tackles the positions where general KID understanding simply isn’t enough.

The Fianchetto Problem Every KID Player Must Solve

“You look at the move g3 and think: Ok! I play whatever I want. But no!” warns Supi. This is precisely why the Fianchetto (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.g3) has become a weapon of choice for players seeking to avoid the sharp theoretical battles of the main lines.

The challenge? Without the typical e4 pawn, Black loses the classic f7-f5 break. The counterplay patterns that work elsewhere in the KID simply don’t apply. Supi explains: “General KID understanding will not help you too much here… That’s why, with White, I choose the fianchetto a lot of times against the KID.”

Supi’s Secret Weapon: The …c6 System

In Part 3, Supi reveals his personal answer to the Fianchetto: the mysterious 6…c6!? This isn’t just another theoretical recommendation – it’s a line Supi has trusted in high-stakes games, including his 2024 Olympiad encounter with Giri.

“Just search in the database, and you will find lots of games by myself here,” Supi notes with characteristic confidence. “I think not only do we do a great job suggesting this line for you, but the analysis is really original stuff.”

What Makes This Course Special

Deep Philosophical Approach

Working alongside FM Silvio Oliveira, Supi doesn’t just present moves – he thinks in concepts. Reading his analysis feels like having a conversation with a master who’s sharing decades of accumulated wisdom. As Supi acknowledges: “FM Silvio Oliveira for his help in giving interesting directions for our work in all parts 1, 2 and 3.”

Complete Coverage

• 5 comprehensive theoretical chapters
• 7 challenging exercises with extensively annotated solutions
• Model games showing the ideas in practice
• Memory Booster for long-term retention
• 2 hours and 22 minutes of video analysis

Battle-Tested Repertoire

Every recommendation comes with Supi’s personal seal of approval. These aren’t computer-generated novelties – they’re weapons forged in competitive play.

Beyond the Fianchetto: Other Critical Variations

Part 3 doesn’t stop at the Fianchetto. Supi also dissects:

• The Four Pawns Attack (f2-f4): “I was always a bit scared about this variation. But we managed to find a new and original path!”
• The Flexible f2-f3 systems: Where experience matters more than raw calculation
• Dreev’s challenging e2-e4 in the Fianchetto: Testing Black’s preparation to the limit

Why Ambitious Players Choose Supi’s Method

Modern Chess students consistently praise Supi’s unique teaching philosophy. He doesn’t overwhelm you with variations – he builds understanding. As he puts it: “To solve positional issues, you have to think in a deeper way.”

This approach resonates particularly well with ambitious improvers who want to understand the ‘why’ behind each move, not just memorize sequences.

Ready to Master the King’s Indian?

“These days theory is advancing fast each month,” acknowledges Supi, “but many lines here and in Parts 1 and 2 are here to stay!”

Don’t let the Fianchetto catch you unprepared. Join the hundreds of players who’ve already transformed their KID understanding with Supi’s revolutionary approach.