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Classical Variation , Sicilian Defence

Last updated on Sat, 06/11/2011 at 6:39pm.

This article needs to be reworked. We cannot steal any information from wikipedia.

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by chessfanforlife - 3 years ago
Toronto Canada
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nice.....!
by gramarkal - 3 years ago
Jacksonville United States
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have the moderators of this site every thought of putting together a tutorial program for playing through all of the different openings and stuff? not chess mentor, per se', but just for learning all of the opening variations.

by doughty - 3 years ago
Berlin, NJ United States
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for anyone reading this, i believe if 6. Bc4, then 6...e6 is a good idea to prevent the Magnus Smith trap as shown here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQfXoGRv0f0)

by HISblueberry - 2 years ago
Betzdorf Luxembourg
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An opening favorite of mine. However, I prefer 5...Bd7. It has a high win rate on chessgames.com and prevents 6. Nxc6, which leads into sharp play. After 5...Bd7 I play 6...Nc6

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