Title: Misleading title for a game collection
Product review: If you are looking for a tutorial on king's indian tipical plans, this is the wrong book.What you get is a collection of some 240 annotated games, grouped in chapters according to the informator classification. Every game contains an idea, but there is no advice on state of the art (back in 2004) for that line.The book design is quite poor, games moves are not visually apart from the comments (yes they are written in bold, but difficult to distinguish from the rest).There is a rich bibliography, but not a variation table.Compared with books like "Play The King's Indian", by Gallagher, or "Play the Nimzoindian", by Deering this book is a waste of paper.
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