Here's a game against a very high rated player, IM John Donaldson, many time captain of the US Chess Olympiad teams. He played the Sicilian, and I lost, but I put up a good fight. He's a great guy, and we had a very friendly and enjoyable post-mortem after the game.
Well, when it comes down to fighting the sicilian, I have what I think would be a good one. Though I did blunder a couple times in the game. (And by that I mean that endgame and that massive series of trades that went down to bring it to that was terribly wrong on several fronts.) In this game I played white.
After that I stopped notating due to time pressure. Needless to say though, I won that game.
If you need help, please contact our Help and Support team.
I thought it was a good idea to have a place to share those good games we have with the Sicilian, so that others can review them and find good ideas for their game.
In this case, I will leave a game that I think is a good example of rearranging the plans. Personally, my game is almost always based on the fianchetto bishop, and I try to avoid changing it as much as possible, but not at the cost of passivity or spoiling my structure. So in this case I assume the change and plan to use it to my advantage.