A07

King's Indian Attack: Double Fianchetto

Chess diagram: King's Indian Attack: Double Fianchetto after 2…g6

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Statistics from Lichess

218,897 games: White 49.5% / Draw 7.2% / Black 43.3%

The moves played next. Pick one to see it on the board.
Next moveGamesWhite / Draw / BlackW / D / B
198,638199K
7,5957,595
7,3047,304
3,3463,346
658658
597597
378378
109109

Rated Lichess games between players rated 1600 to 2500, from the Lichess opening explorer, updated Nov 9, 2026

Engine evaluation

+0.14 The position is about equal

Best play: 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. d4 Nf6 5. c4 c6 6. O-O O-O 7. b3 Bf5

Stockfish 19, depth 30, after the line's last move. Scores are in pawns, from White's side.

By rating

Rating changes little here: Black scores 49% under 1400, 48% at 2200 and up and 48% in master games (wins plus half the draws).

PlayersGamesWhite / Draw / BlackW / D / B
Under 1400 27K
1400–1799 55K
1800–2199 106K
2200 and up 79K
Masters, over the board 5,127

Master games

Rated blitz, rapid and classical Lichess games by rating band, and over-the-board games of players rated 2200+ from the Lichess masters database, updated Sep 27, 2026

Overview

King's Indian Attack: Double Fianchetto (ECO A07, Flank Openings) is a variation of the King's Indian Attack, reached after 1. Nf3 d5 2. g3 g6 (2 moves).

In 218,897 rated Lichess games between players rated 1600 to 2500, White won 49.5%, Black 43.3% and 7.2% were drawn. White's most played move here is 3. Bg2, in 91% of those games.

It continues into one named variation, King's Indian Attack: Pachman System.

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Popularity by year

The King's Indian Attack: Double Fianchetto dipped to 0.0077% of Lichess games in 2022 and has recovered since: 0.009% in 2025.

Numbers by year
YearShare of gamesGames
20160.0079%2,818
20170.0093%5,118
20180.0097%7,630
20190.0087%10,905
20200.0091%26,620
20210.0078%30,470
20220.0077%28,977
20230.0082%31,014
20240.0083%29,786
20250.009%31,263
2026 (Jan–Apr)0.0095%10,471

Share of rated Lichess games between players rated 1600 to 2500 (blitz, rapid and classical) that reach this position, by year; 2026: January to April. Which openings are rising and falling

Variations (1)

Cite this page

Caissa Codex. “King's Indian Attack: Double Fianchetto (A07)”. Lichess data as of 9 Nov 2026. https://chesscodex.org/openings/kings-indian-attack-double-fianchetto