A07 ECO index

	GM Miguel Illescas analyzes Games 14 and the Tiebreaks of the 2023 World Chess Championship Match Ian Nepomniachtchi, Liren Ding E46, D02, C84, A07 Nimzo-Indian: 4.e3, Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London System), Ruy Lopez: closed, Réti Opening
	GM Petrov’s New Strategies in the Middlegame - Vd8: Play against Doubled Pawns Plachetka, Jussupow, Smyslov, Stahlberg A07, C13 Réti Opening: King's Indian Attack (Barcza System) 1...d5 2.g3, French Classical
	Tata Steel 2022 - GM Benjamin recaps rounds 9 and 10 of Tata 22 Carlsen, Mamedyarov, Giri, Shankland, Praggnanandhaa, Karjakin, Grandelius, Caruana E04, A07, D02, C02 Catalan: Open - 5.Nf3, Reti Opening: King's Indian Attack (Barcza System), Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London Syste
	GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev - Part 3 Artemiev, Nakamura, So, Aronian D02, A07, D79 Queen's Pawn Game: 2.Nf3 (including the London System), Réti Opening: King's Indian Attack (Barcza System), Neo-Grünfeld 6.0-0
	GM Yermolinsky - The rise of Artemiev - Part 2 Artemiev, Giri A07, B12, D47 Réti Opening, Caro–Kann Defence, QGD; Semi-Slav 7.Bc4
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows - New Opening Ideas at the Carlsen Invitational -2 Ding, Firouzja, Caruana A07 Reti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system) - 1. Nf3 d5 2. g3
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Develop Your Counter-intuitive Thinking!” - Pawn Structure Decisions Pridorozhni, Jakovenko, Kuljasevic, Froewis, Eljanov, Carlsen, Fressinet, Hracek, Berkes C52, A07, A90, E16, D35 Evans Gambit, Reti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system), Dutch, Queen's Indian, QGD: 3.Nf6
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Develop Your Counter-intuitive Thinking!” - Unusual Pieces Maneuvers Oparin, Kobalia, Wojtaszek, Lalith, Kozul, Zaja, Kramnik, Krasenkow, Vachier-Lagrave, Carlsen A07, E39, D27, C54, C68
	GM Petrov’s Attack the King! - Windmill Torre, Lasker, Smyslov, Euwe A46, A07
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Develop Your Counter-intuitive Thinking!” - Violating Opening Principles Vitiugov, Caruana, Blohberger, Mosesov, Janowski, Capablanca, Karthikeyan, Swapnil, Zugrav, Olofsson C43, A07, D10, B11, E90
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 153 Goryachkina, Ju, Carlsen, Kovalev, Firouzja, Caruana, Artemiev, Van Foreest, Mamedyarov, Gordon D00, A07, D55, E71, A13, B90, D38
	GM Davorin Kuljasevic’s “Mastering Closed Position”- Maneuvering in Symmetrical Positions Ding Liren, Yu Yangyi, Li Yankai A07, C42
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 103 Jacobson, Tarjan, Harsha, Ilamparthi, Ding Liren, Carlsen, Radjabov, Kramnik, Rapport, Shankland, Van Foreest, Saduakassova C95, A45, A46, C54, A07, E32
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Complex Minor Piece Endgames - Bishop and Knight vs. Two Knights - Part 4 Nakamura, Onischuk, Karpov, Fressinet, Leko, Ehlvest D36, D32, D46, A07
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 4 Kramnik, Svidler, Ghaem Maghami, Aronian, Harikrishna A04, A05, A07
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 3 Kramnik, Bluebaum, Adhiban A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 79 Praggnanandhaa, Moroni, Chirila, Moradiabadi, Kacharava, Martirosyan, Stupak, Timofeev, Sjugirov C60, A07, C41, D00, A33
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 2 Kramink, Shirov, So, Yermolinsky, Garcia A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Kramnik and the Modern Reti - Part 1 Yermolinsky, Ehlvest, Kramnik, Vachier-Lagrave A07 Reti, King's Indian Attack
	IM Lilov’s Top Openings for White and Black - King’s Indian Attack A07 King's Indian Attack
	Every Russian Schoolboy Knows: Typical mistakes in early middlegame - Part 1 Aronian, Rapport, Nakamura, Bacrot E18, A07
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 19 Bisguier, Larsen, Zherebukh, Caruana, Xiong, Shabalov, Feng, Yu B06, C95, B10, A07
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 18 Ding, Yu, So, Shabalov, Kamsky, Akobian, Foisor, Yip, Jones, Pichot A07, D11, C07, E60, B30
	GM Joel’s Chess Week Recap - Episode 9 Prince, Volkov, Bluebaum, Sarkar, Praggnanandhaa, Rasmussen, Karjakin, Jobava C11, A34, A07, C42
	London Chess Classic 2015 - Round 8 Recap Giri, Nakamura A07 Reti: King's Indian attack, French variation
	Game Of the Week: Bachmann vs. Morozevich - Barcelona GM International Bachmann, Morozevich A07 Reti: King's Indian attack
	Zurich Chess challenge 2015 - Round 2 Anand, Aronian, Nakamura, Karjakin, Kramnik, Caruana A07, D97, C65 English: Neo-Catalan declined, Grunfeld: Russian, Ruy Lopez: Berlin defense
	Game Of the Week: Grischuk vs. Rodshtein Grischuk, Rodshtein A07 King's Indian Attack
	Sinquefield Cup 2014 - Round 3 Carlsen, Caruana, Topalov, Nakamura, Vachier-Largave, Aronian C24, C78, A07 Bishop's opening: Berlin defense, Ruy Lopez: 5.O-O, Reti: King's Indian attack
	Chess Olympiad 2014 - Round 4 Vachier-Lagrave, Mamedyarov, Kramnik, Wang Yue, E68, A07 King's Indian: fianchetto, Réti: King's Indian attack
	Ronen through Chess history: Toward the Candidates - part 5 Keres, Petrosian, Kortschnoj, Benko, Fischer, Tal B36, A31, A07, C11 Sicilian: Accelerated Fianchetto, English, King's Indian Attack, French defense
	London chess Classic 2013 - Round 2 GOTD Nakamura, Gelfand, Anand, McShane A01, A07 Nimzovich-Larsen attack: Indian variation, Reti: King's Indian attack
	World Championship Match - Game 3 GOTD Carlsen, Anand A07 Reti
	World Championship Match - Game 1 GOTD Carlsen, Anand A07 Reti
	Alekhine Memorial 2013 - Round 5 Kramnik, Fressinet A07 Réti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system)
	FIDE Grand Prix Zug 2013 - Round 1 Leko, Kamsky, Caruana, Radjabov, Karjakin, Nakamura, Morozevich, Kasimdzhanov C80, C63, C11, A07 Ruy Lopez: open, Bernstein variation, Ruy Lopez: Schliemann defense, French: Steinitz, Boleslavsky variation, Réti: King's Indian attack, Keres variation
	Zurich Challenge 2013 - Highlights - Round 2 Kramnik, Anand, Gelfand, Caruana A07, D70 Réti: King's Indian attack (Barcza system), Neo-Grünfeld defense

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