I think your find the evaluation favours black after 12.0-0-0 that is why i did not play it.

Undoubtedly I will be playing Rac8 bc your 2 v 1 on the queenside possible if ...xe4, but I will take my time now... however, Bxd5 is at least worth a look...

Wow, already inside the draw singularity?

Thank you Sir.

Objectively I think Black is just the slightest shade better should we play things to the bitter end, but in engine evaluation terms, I may rate myself ahead a few one-hundredths of a pawn.   I learned a few things on the endgames stemming from the Exchange variation based on this game and will check Black's 9th move alternatives although I studied them before and did not like them more than 9...Re8, which will likely prove the most reliable. 

Black can play a Modern move order to get a KID type position without actually playing a pure KID, it's discussed in Tiger's Modern but that's the one chapter I have not looked at yet, the last one (bc I play the KID) if Black wishes to play something different and it's something for me to look into, especially since a IM had a gorgeous win against me recently in such a line and it really was not so clear where things went awry during the game (as it seems in the best case I would have to consolidate into a bad endgame) and even afterwards although in part his great quality of play was in part preparation (bc he had played it successfully against a strong GM before and bc I had beaten him in rapid chess in a similar line on the previous occasion basically bc he preferred to play pawn down rather than concede a draw and I played well though nothing special but more importantly gained a huge time advantage so I could take my time when needed).  Plus Black has to be prepared for the early capture on e5 or an early h4 in a few positions, if the knight develops to e7 rather than f6, often with the idea of Ne7-c6, and the Bg7, Pe5, and Nc6 hitting d4.  I guess I should just post the game, I thought it a good one.  The move orders are a bit tricky early, but should I work things out, maybe I shall try it this tournament --- yet, I think I will be choosing my Black openings based on what I last studied at least somewhat thoroughly as a sort of test of my studies, and I have some time to improve quite a bit until I play the World Open, but after that my life will get a lot more busy and unfortunately little time for OTB chess for a long while...

[edit: yes i look at my games more than this... but usually put inside game pgn my openings db file first, unless not a relevant game to my theory, and yes, my calculations during the game i thought quite insufficient]

White may have a chance to mix things up a bit here, or the game will probably terminate after massive trades.  In either case, the result is not in doubt except if some terrible blunders.  Of all the variations of the King's Indian, the Exchange here is the one I have given the most study to, simply because it is good to know how to play endgames and because losing in the exchange variation would be rather sad, OTB this has only happened to me once ever.  I had until Be6 in my opening AN in this game, but things were not quite as simple as I thought for a few moves after Nc4 Bf8, so it is a good review for me.