Annoyingly my CBM#133 is faulty so I'm going to have to wait until I can get it replaced to see Krasenkow's analysis.  But this looks very interesting.  I had been looking at precisely that 13.Qf3 line myself but had missed the idea of Nf1-e3.

Ender, have you found something against 7...Nh5? I'm finding 8.g3 more interesting then 8.Nh2

What about playing a semi-wating move like 8.Rb1  with the idea to follow with Bd3 
f5 Bd3 Nf4 Bxf4 ef ef Bf5 Rf5 00
If black plays Na6 b4 is coming; after a5 white can play a fast a3/b4 as the rook on a1 is no longer pinned
The knight c3 gets mobil as b2 is additionally guarded; 
some of my opponents played c6, then Bg5 f6 Be3

I play this for some time now with good results; but only in blitz games. No tournament games so far. 

May be another route to a slight but steady advantage ??!

Greetings

Gilmour

Hi Nelson!
How about 8 g3 a5 9 Be2 Na6 10 Be3 f5 11 ef gf 12 Qd2 f4 13 gf Nf4 14 Rg1 Bh3 15 0-0-0  ?
Isn't this improvement over Your variation? I think white may be slightly better here. He is pawn down but with big pressure on g and f files.

8 g3 a5 9 Be2 Na6 10 Be3 f5 11 ef gf 12 Bg5!? is also interesting.

Regards.
M.

[quote author=Ender link=1231803683/0#0 date=1231803682]Hi folks!
I have new GM. Markos book, where he states that after 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 Bg7 5. Nf3 O-O 6. h3 e5 7. d5 Nh5 !? 8. Nh2
Qe8 9. Be2 Nf4 10. Bf3 f5 11. g3 Nxh3 12. Bg2 Qf7
black have equal game. And i tend to agree.

12.--Qf7 is a forced draw.
13.Bxh3-fxe4
14.Sg4! (other moves are good for Black)-Bxg4
15.Qxg4-Qxf2+
16.Kd1-Qd4
17.Ke1-Qf2+
draw

Hi Ender,

Just got back from business trip and have managed to track down some old notebooks from 2007 with some analysis as follows (to be honest I think some of it was computer generated/checked but it still seems reasonably valid.

After your worries about "losing the exchange and pawn just to get equal game" which is an improvement on your prevuius comments but what about the following:-
15...Ng2+ 16 Rg2 Bg2 17 0-0-0 Qd7 18 Rg1 Bh3 19 Bd3 h6 20 Ne6 Rf7 21 Bh6 Be6 22 de Qe6 23 Qg5 Nc5 24 Bh7+ Kf8 25 Bg7+ Ke8 26 Qh5 or Bg6 and white is better but perhaps you play too high level to agree with this.

After 14...Kh8 which I admit is a safer try I still offer 15 Ng5 which I labelled += but I would also like to add that It's no less a playable position than many other white tries against the KID and is relatively unexplored.

My analysis stopped here as I obviously spent more time on the less materially balanced positions. I will however investigate and report back in due course.

In the meantime I would welcome any improvement on blacks play in the 15...Ng2+ line from yourself or anyone else who is interested.

Regards,
Nelson   

Hi Ender,

That's why I asked you to give me the next few moves indicating the lack of compensation rather than looking at the position in front of you statically and material biased.

If you were to give me the next few moves (from blacks point of view to indicate no compensation and I could find nothing wrong with your moves/assessment then I will bow down to your superior chess judgement but this has not been forthcomming.

If your not prepared to do some objective analysis then go and find another line that fits in with your subjective assessments.

Nelson