When he played e4 pawn your kings indian defence became Pirc defence. Kings Indian would have had d4 as first white pawn move. Kings Indian and pirc have very similar opening moves for black. But big difference is first central pawn move by white. Started as Reti but quickly turned in Pirc defence classical variation through transposition.
Richard Reti was a famous Chess master. I think he played early 1900s. I guess Reti opening was one of his repertoire.
@@ThomasGahagan-qc2wv danggg you know your stuff. That’s good to know
When he played e4 pawn your kings indian defence became Pirc defence. Kings Indian would have had d4 as first white pawn move. Kings Indian and pirc have very similar opening moves for black. But big difference is first central pawn move by white. Started as Reti but quickly turned in Pirc defence classical variation through transposition.
@@ThomasGahagan-qc2wv Thanks for the clarification, I had no clue what was happening in the opening lol. And thanks for watching