Best Opening for White | How To Play the LONDON SYSTEM against King's Indian Defence

In this video I will teach you winning chess opening for white, specifically how to play The London System or London opening vs King's Indian Defence. This is the most common opening for white played by beginners and today I will show you how to develop an easy attack which will lead you to fast and easy win against the king's Indian set-up by black. We will cover the basics of the London System and cover lots of tricks, traps, strategy and tactics that come out of it.

The London System, is an opening system in chess that can be used against virtually any black defence and thus comprises a smaller body of opening theory than many other openings. Also known as the "Mason Variation," it is a line in the Queen's Pawn Game where White opens with 1. d4, but does not play the Queen's Gambit, instead opting to rapidly develop the dark squared bishop. This will often result in a closed game. Because of its solid reputation, the London System has faced criticism for its lack of dynamic play.