After 3. Bb5... I like to play (in blitz and bullet games) 3....Nd4

May not be sound, but it's interesting.

Really helps to double up the opponent's pawns.

"One of Rossolimo's more enduring innovations is the variation of the Sicilian Defence . While generally steering clear of the tactical fireworks common to open Sicilians, the Rossolimo Variation offers White some chance of an opening advantage, while allowing the first player to sidestep massive quantities of theory associated with the open Sicilian.^"

^{Look to this possible sequence:}

this opening is good and sharp

I'm currently using this because it looks similar to the Ruy Lopez, and I actually like it more than the sharp Sicilians.

Only bad thing I remember from the dragon sic. was of course the antidragon attack, which kind of shuts the whole game down.

It's been decades since I saw that, but I do remember it- maybe someone else will show it

The only real problem with all of these openings is they go under the assumption that black is going to play c5 on the opening, which most people would play d5.

NOT AFFECTIVE!!!!!!

An excellent weapon for white against 2...Nc6! The idea for white is to castle kingside quickly and then start the fight for the center. After O-O white will have Rf1-e1 which can come in handy for pushing e4-e5 and opening the file with exd5 or exf5. White can play c2-c3 and d2-d4. White has the option Bb5-f1. Also the option Bb5-a4-c2. As well as Bb5xc6 followed by a2-a3, Ra1-b1 and b2-b4, the idea being to fight the c5-pawn to win the d4 square and develop the dark squared bishop to Bc1-b2. A lot depends on the pawn structure if really the black bishop on c8 will be stronger than a white knight after exchanging Bxc6. I think that practice has shown that white does manage to pressure black in these variations.

I get this alot when i play. Moving the bishop seems piontless because the knight is alresdy defended by the pawn on d7 and black can repond by a6.

I find this works.

Not bad concidering it is a Sissycilion.

this works well for white

check out sicilian defense: grand prix attack and McDonnell attack

looks quite sharp

I like the aggressive d6 approach :)

In the exchange variation, the double pawns help black set a solid centre. I play these lines a lot against opponent of my current level (1350).

I will deal with the bishop !!P

g6  KS fianchetto make way for the Dragon and

e6  my second reply and I would not lost opportunity