3...c6 could also be a way to challenge the white center pawns while preventing Nb5

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Interesting opening - didn't think that it would be as popular as it is! It has drawbacks, but then again, give an opening that doesn't! :D

The point is Qa5

i think c6 is used to prevent bishop check

good

What is the purpose of the pawn on c6? Is it to stop the knight getting into d5 or b5? Thanks in advance

Well, i don't get point of 3...c6

Weird. I don't think I've ever played this.

Looks like an opening not meant to let the game be won in the opening... I like it quite a bit. If anybody has had a successful game with it, it would be cool if you could post here.