Originally posted by thekillersfan
I think Albin and all these other less popular/mainstream lines are a bit risky to be part of one's permanent repertoire. Might be good for one or two surprises but you can come unstuck if you are playing against a prepared opponent. You need something more solid, like queen's gambit decline or dutch, which has simple and solid ideas, and where the mov ...[text shortened]... u need to learn just where to place your pieces/pawns and what the themes of the openings are.

Against 1.d4 I`m usually playing 1...c5 with good results.

Originally posted by idioms
There are some great KID games from this years Corus. There is even a master class on chessvibes on it

do you remember where it was? I can't seem to find it...

Originally posted by wormwood
do you remember where it was? I can't seem to find it...

try viewing the corus games on chessbase.com - there's some written commentary but you'll need to spend time sifting them through.