starting out: the sicilian
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SpoiledAppleJuice
16 days ago
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#1
First, Im not only Korean but also a student, so I cant do English very well.
I have two book related to the chess. One of book is 'starting out: the sicilian'.
I cant read English fluently, so I read English books very slowly. Because of this, I am reading the part of dragon variation. I think this book is very useful. I recommand this book to you
16 days ago
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#2
i think it's more efficient to analyze your games and learn from your mistakes rather than learning openings. most people don't open an opening book till they reach like 2000 (chesscom)
9 days ago
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#3
Thanks for the recommendation, sharing your experience is appreciated. However, the Sicilian itself may be challenging at your level: sharp positions require good tactical awareness. Besides, the Dragon has a known "problem": the "Yugoslav attack" (White's main plan) is very dangerous, and requires precise defensive play. But if you're enjoying Emms' "Starting out: the Sicilian", absolutely continue; just prioritize tactics training, understanding why (not just what) moves are played, and playing many games to test what you learned. And having fun ! 
