Ok no more white variations, i will not know where is white advantage in the Modern defense ...

We have not the same definition of weackness, mine is somethink witch can be attacked but the opponent pieces. How can you attack the pawn on g6 ? By the way it controls white majority h4,g2,h2 with pawn h5 and Bg6. Fritz9 weack positionnaly ?! ok if you have more than 2700 rating and a lot more over the board.

After one night of "reflexion" Fritz9 find 14.000 h5 equal so the ball is again in white side ...

My queenside is quite present, I will put the other pawn on a white square also (a2,b3, c4). You say you havent played ..c5 but I think you will have to as otherwise you have to watch White playing c5 to fix the pawns and secure a nice square for the Knight - after that it would be a technical win I imagine based on principle of 2 weaknesses. Gott go now, have a look at it! Incidently on what basis did you come up with the "=" assessment? It wouldnt have been an engine by any chance 

Analysing a bit more - I believe the first endgame after 17.Qxf6 is unpleasant for Black and very safe for White - who has the 3-2 majority on the kingside and the weak Black q-side pawns to work with. If you are happy to play this type of position by all means play this line, but dont expect "Black has equal chances", be prepared to suffer.

There you go again - "Black has equal chances" and "=" Deja vu!  You need to do a bit more work than this, do all of your openings as Black end up that simple? It must be nice to get equal chances in every variation 

hello, I find it interesting in these lines White is often able to play dxe5 to good effect, perhaps this is the downside of f6?!

tugui-badea is a nice game. i think there are two ways for White to improve his play: 

at first i thought on principle White should benefit from his superior development with a "open-everything and exchange-everything approach" which is somewhat uncommon in the Samisch (but possibly justified here) with 11. h5 b5 12. Ng3 Nb6 13. hxg6 hxg6 14. Rxh8 Bxh8 15. dxe5 fxe5 16. c5 dxc5 17. Qf2 Nd7 18. Bxc5 and maybe this is += (18...Qa5 19. a3 Bb7 20. Rxd7 followed by Bb6 is a nice trap), and 18... Qc7 19. Be3 Bb7 20. Be2 then Rh1 is an idea. Not sure if this is very much for White though. 

Later my Rybka finds a much easier to play strategic plan based on incarceration of Black's bishop with 12. d5 Nb6 (probably best to get counterplay like this, anyway the c6 pawn is hanging, and blocking up with 12... c5 is known not to be strategically good for Black in the KID Samisch proper) 13. h6! Bf8 14. Bxb6! Qxb6 15. dxc6 and here 15... Qxc6 16. cxb5 axb5 17. Nd4!! threatens a deadly Bxb5 pin, and 15... bxc4 16. Nd5 Qxc6 17. Nxf6+ looks terrible.

Look forward to your Samisch-Modern thread, though i probably contribute more in the independent modern lines with no transposition to the Samisch KID proper, since the latter is more common in my games and will like to keep some analysis for future use!

hello, 

After 7. f3 f6 8 h4 c6 , White just goes Qd2/0-0-0/h5 in some order.. don't know what's best play for Black, probably he should try the typical Samisch plan a6/b5/Qa5, but 9. Qd2 Nf7 10. 0-0-0 a6 11. h5 0-0 (11... Qa5 12. hxg6 hxg6 13. Rxh8 Bxh8 14. Kb1 += or 12. g4) 12. hxg6 hxg6 13. Qe1 b5 14. Qg3 or 14. Qh4 is +=/+- since pawng6 is a little tender. think Black is worse than a proper Samisch since amongst other things the absence of the knight on f6 means Black can't block White's h4 with ...h5 easily, and his Bg7 is buried by f6 (so Black can't count on exd4 at some point freeing his dark squared bishop). The other plan for Black is to play exd4/Ne5/f5, but don't see how to make it work and anyway Black's 8...c6 may be abit committal if Black wants to go for this plan. 
I still think Black's best is to transpose to a KID!