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Meaning of "kingside"
Kingside - (noun) in chess, the side of the board where the king starts the game
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- The side of the chessboard nearest to the king (at the opening position).
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kingside
The move notation for kingside castling.
Archbishop was on the queenside and chancellor on the kingside.
Kingside the rook stays.
Pay special attention to the kingside.
Grischuk targets the kingside in a powerful and threatening manner.
White is slightly better thanks to the kingside initiative.
This kingside aggression only created problems for White.
He can afford to abandon all his kingside pawns.
White 's kingside pawns become targets of attack.
White can attack either the kingside or the queenside.
All this move achieves is to waste a tempo and weaken the kingside.
Now the fight for the kingside gets started.
He connects his rooks and is preparing to start his attack on the kingside.
The knight that is on the kingside at the start of the game.
The strategic plan behind the Colle System is to aim for a kingside attack.
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The rook that is on the kingside at the start of the game.
White can slowly build up pressure on black 's weakened kingside.
The attacking king penetrates the kingside pawn structure as far as possible.
White 's plans include queenside castling and a kingside attack.
The chronic weakness of the enemy kingside offers him excellent atacking chances.
Black fell behind in development, and his queen got stuck on the kingside.
Still create a passed pawn on the kingside and for the time being has stopped.
The point of this manoeuver was to weaken Black 's kingside.
Defenses with an early … d6 coupled with a kingside fianchetto are also commonly played.
Ke3 and White wins by penetrating on the kingside.
White 's aim is to provoke weaknesses in the kingside position while it engages the bishop.
An imbalance typically results, where White has attacking chances on the kingside.
White continues his Kingside attack.
Anand has a strong kingside attack, so Bologan seeks counterplay with the sacrifice of a pawn.
It often comes about after the black king castles on its kingside in a fianchetto position.
White has completed his kingside development, while Black has claimed his share of the centre.
This also launches White into a kingside attack.
Early kingside castling ( even sometimes downright premature ).
Black responded to White 's attack on the kingside by counterattacking in the center.
Kan, therefore, shifts his attention back to the kingside.
Black will have trouble castling kingside and Ng5 is a likely threat.
This little king move, spoils all of White 's plans on the kingside.
If only Black had developed his kingside pieces and gotten castled!
GM Daniel King recommends 6… g6 against the Amsterdam Variation, leading to a more defensive kingside pawn structure.
In this variation White will eventually play for a kingside attack, despite their apparently innocuous development.
At this point, Black does not care about his kingside pawns.
G4! claiming space on the kingside is the right approach to win the game.
I travelled with my King from the Kingside to b3.
Besides, Black 's kingside contains chronic weaknesses on light squares.
In recent years it has also been used against Black 's kingside fianchetto pawn structure.
However, it weakens Black 's own kingside somewhat, and does nothing to contribute to Black 's development.
Themes for White, Line opening advance in the center, kingside attack.
Without the d5 pawn, White's kingside bishop hinders Black's queenside development.
It includes Be3, followed by Qd2, castling long and a kingside attack.
Develop pieces - White quickly develops the kingside pieces to their best squares.
