Classical Sicilian New Video in the series! 6.Bc4 Sozin variation Part.1/2

Just finished the 8th video in this series. Part 1/2 covering the Sozin variation Hope more people play the Classical Sicilian & enjoy playing some of these lines!

Introduction to the Classical Sicilian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfOHftm1f20&t=1s

6.f3 Classical Sicilian: https://youtu.be/zJvsFCUEEY4

6.Be2 Classical Sicilian: https://youtu.be/7hzXIhqyq18

6.Be3 Classical Sicilian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcMpmgo-frU&t=1045s

6.Bg5 Classical Sicilian Mainline Alternatives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkJ94uwSrF4

6.Bg5 e6 Move 7 Sidelines: https://youtu.be/zwiyGCWgSR4 

6.Bg5 e6 7.Qd2 a6 Move 8 Sidelines & Old Approach to the mainline Richter-Rauzer: https://youtu.be/ilYHI2ML7lo

[NEW] 6.Bc4 Sozin variation Part.1/2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CB4ndMB7iA

Nice video. 

omg I was waiting for this tysm for upload.

Thanks!

Thanks so much for the wait! Hope this helps

how many videos will be in this series again?

One more on the Sozin (currently uploading) & planning on just making 2 more after this: Sidelines 6.h3 6.g3 6.f4, and a video discussing the practicality of the opening as a whole 😄 

I mean, this kind of thing is too high for my level, but it is nice to know. 

Hahah yeah I think that the Classical Sicilian is one of the "easier" Sicilians (at least compared to the Taimanov & Najdorf) but the theory is still quite dense admittedly

I confess, I forgot a lot of things because I didn't apply them in my games. Watching the series over again  

and can you please add the link to the lichess study so I can review it without watching all the videos, hence quick prep before otb game when I don't have time to watch all the videos.

I recommend trying out the lines for yourself in blitz or rapid to prepare

There are many lines you gotta know by heart like 6.Be3 and 6.Bg5, also I already DMed you the study