No Italian aka Bowdler Attack?
Out of that list, I see the open Sicilian a minority of the time, the Alapin and Closed Sicilian odd times; nothing to lose sleep over….
#2 don’t play the old variation; problem solved.
#3 is that a typo? Never heard of it
#3 is the Tiviakov Sicilian, an anti-Sicilian rising in popularity at amateur level
Apparently GothamMess recommends this (a red flag but whatever) and the point is to play f4, Nf3, and surprisingly go for a more open game despite having played the Closed Sicilian
Don’t play Nc6; problem solved.
You guys are self proclaimed geniuses?
Ok? It’s not like, a dangerous weapon lol it’s just an anti-Sicilian
And I’m ranking them based off of the quality of the opening, not how often you’re gonna get it
Why would you book yourself to the teeth at 900?
It’s a waste of time.
Apparently Levy is living rent free in your head….
What’s the point in your comment? You’re changing the topic to something unrelated every two seconds and it’s confusing
I love playing the Sicilian and I’ve already learned everything I need to know. I love playing its positions and I feel comfortable in its lines.
You have learned everything your need to know?
Do they play into your comfortable Sicilian lines at the 700-900 range? Don’t flatter yourself because it’s not of your Sicilian Game or Superior knowledge…It’s just simple math of adding up the blunders and misses….
Admittedly, I have gone into few games where I’ve gone into lines that I prepared 20 moves of theory for: which is why I’ve gotten used to the plans and gotten comfortable positions. I do well with the Sicilian nonetheless.
I’ve studied middlegame and endgame content a lot and I plan to do more.
Ok, if I don’t see these lines at 1600-2000, why are couple 900 geniuses prepping this nonsense?
May be Levy was right?
What are you talking about? It’s completely fine to study a line you might not get a line- and in my relatively short time of playing the Najdorf, I’ve gotten two mainlines which is a whole lot for a month of playing it against 900’s. It also helps you understand positional and tactical plans and could even be used as a middlegame study to learn middlegame plans and content from.
No Italian aka Bowdler Attack?
Out of that list, I see the open Sicilian a minority of the time, the Alapin and Closed Sicilian odd times; nothing to lose sleep over….
#2 don’t play the old variation; problem solved.
#3 is that a typo? Never heard of it
#3 is the Tiviakov Sicilian, an anti-Sicilian rising in popularity at amateur level
Apparently GothamMess recommends this (a red flag but whatever) and the point is to play f4, Nf3, and surprisingly go for a more open game despite having played the Closed Sicilian
Don’t play Nc6; problem solved.
You guys are self proclaimed geniuses?
Ok? It’s not like, a dangerous weapon lol it’s just an anti-Sicilian
And I’m ranking them based off of the quality of the opening, not how often you’re gonna get it
Why would you book yourself to the teeth at 900?
It’s a waste of time.
Apparently Levy is living rent free in your head….
What’s the point in your comment? You’re changing the topic to something unrelated every two seconds and it’s confusing
I love playing the Sicilian and I’ve already learned everything I need to know. I love playing its positions and I feel comfortable in its lines.
You have learned everything your need to know?
Do they play into your comfortable Sicilian lines at the 700-900 range? Don’t flatter yourself because it’s not of your Sicilian Game or Superior knowledge…It’s just simple math of adding up the blunders and misses….
Admittedly, I have gone into few games where I’ve gone into lines that I prepared 20 moves of theory for: which is why I’ve gotten used to the plans and gotten comfortable positions. I do well with the Sicilian nonetheless.
I’ve studied middlegame and endgame content a lot and I plan to do more.
Ok, if I don’t see these lines at 1600-2000, why are a couple 900 self proclaiming geniuses prepping and advertising this nonsense?
May be Levy was right?