The Modern Tiger 
Tiger Hillarp Persson 2014
CH10
Lazy Variation with c2-c3
1.e4 g6 2.d4 Bg7 3.c3
Tiger has removed one game of the previous book's 4 example games and added three new for a total of six example games.
White usually plays Bd3 and 0-0 while Black usually plays ...Nf6 and ...0-0 and in this case Tiger then recommends a set-up for Black involving ...Nc6 supporting a subsequent ...e5 which gets good results.
White has the following plans:
A) White meets ...Nc6 with an early h2-h3 to prevent ...Bg4
G81 Gausel vs Hillarp Persson
9.Be3 Rausis vs Hillarp Persson
Villavicencio Martinez vs Bologan
9...Nd7 Schneider vs Hillarp Persson
Godena vs Hillarp Persson
9...Bd7 Godena vs Gashimov
9...a6 Eriksson vs Hillarp Persson
Marcotulli vs Joppich** [MB]
10...Nf4 Bologan vs Hillarp Persson
B) White tries to save time by ommitting h2-h3
G82 Rabiega vs Polzin
8.Nbd2 Ionov vs McNab
8...exd4 Espig vs Gofshtein
9...Nh5 Rabiega vs Schulz
9...h6 Rabiega vs Almasi
12...bxc6 Mainka vs Espig
C) White reacts to ...Nc6 with d4-d5
G83 Korchnoi vs Sznapik
10...Nbd7 Tiviakov vs Arizmendi Martinez
12.Bd2 Cybulak vs Shchekachev
G84 Korchnoi vs Hansen
8...e6 Gelfand vs Morozevich
9...cxd5 Sturua vs Yrjola
10.dxc6 Svensson vs Gavrikov** [MB]
14...h6 Brynell vs Hillarp Persson
D) White plays Bg5
G85 Tyomkin vs Ilincic
4.f4 Hodgson vs Norwood
6...Nbd7 Danielian vs Levada
7.Bxf6 Harikrishna vs Gallagher
8.Bc4 Gelashvili vs Sarkar
13.Bf1 Delemarre vs Reschke
E) White plays an early Nbd2
G86 Denker vs Damjanovic
9...a5 Hracek vs Hodgson
10.Re1 Gipslis vs Hoi
Van Bentum vs Rudolf
Chloupek vs Vokac
11.Bf1 Troeger vs Degenhardt
