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The briefest possible overview of the Yugoslav attack:
Each one of the above lines is exhaustively analysed for another 15-20 moves.
Black is doing fine in all variations, but the existing theory is very dense, and one single mistake spells doom (for either side).
Mar 24, 2018
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#4
You should had played Knight G4 when you had the chance... to snap the dsb. If white doesnt play f3
Mar 24, 2018
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#5
The Yugoslav attack doesn't represent any particular danger. Just play normally. 
Yigor έγραψε:
The Yugoslav attack doesn't represent any particular danger.
True. It is your comments which represent danger to common sense.
Mar 24, 2018
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pfren wrote:
Each one of the above lines is exhaustively analysed for another 15-20 moves.
Black is doing fine in all variations, but the existing theory is very dense, and one single mistake spells doom (for either side).
9...Bd7 is not the unique good move. Black can play 9...Nxd4, 9...Qa5 or even the Accelerated Chinese Dragon 9...Rb8.
Mar 24, 2018
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#8
pfren wrote:
Yigor έγραψε:
The Yugoslav attack doesn't represent any particular danger.
True. It is your comments which represent danger to common sense.
As I indicated above, there are, at least, 4 good black replies to 9. Bc4. So, the "common sense" tells me that this Yugoslav attack move 9. Bc4 is neither sharp nor acute. 
However, I can easily agree that it becomes sharper later with pawn storms on both flanks. 
N.B. I spoke about the Yugoslav attack with 9. Bc4.
VERY GOOD
Mar 24, 2018
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#10
BoratSagdiyev1971 wrote:
Yigor wrote:
N.B. I spoke about the Yugoslav attack with 9. Bc4.
9. O-O-O is better move.
I don't know, 9...d5 seems to be a strong reply to this Rauser variation.
Mar 24, 2018
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#11
BoratSagdiyev1971 wrote:
10.Qe1 and after only good move 10...e5 white play 11.Nxc6 bxc6 12.exd5
Test game:
and black seems okay. 
Black has a strong pawn structure, but it is hard to defend d5 after a minor piece exchange in the center. However, d4 for black afterwards is compromising. In the above position, without the isolated pawns on c6 and e5 I'll say that the black is in great shape. After all, isn't that the "Ideal" Sicilian position? The pawns in the kingside have not yet begun to roll.
The pin is still nasty, since 14...Qa5? can be easily be met with 15. Nxd5! followed by 16. Ne7+
I'll take that back Bc4 is hanging, and the drawbacks of the Yugoslav start to appear.
Say, the bishop is better on e2, isn't it?
What about 14.f4?!
Mar 25, 2018
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#17
xuhongkang123 wrote:
The pin is still nasty, since 14...Qa5? can be easily be met with 15. Nxd5! followed by 16. Ne7+
U are right, white has an advantage cuz of this annoying pin on d5. 
Mar 25, 2018
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#18
xuhongkang123 wrote:
What about 14. f4?!
Nope, this is a bad idea. SF9+ suggests 14. Kb1. Other relatively good options: 14. Ne4, 14. Bb3 and 14. h4.
BoratSagdiyev1971 έγραψε:
Yigor wrote:
BoratSagdiyev1971 wrote:
10.Qe1 and after only good move 10...e5 white play 11.Nxc6 bxc6 12.exd5
Test game:
and black seems okay.
What you play after waiting move 14.Kb1 which you mention above? Dismantling the Sicilian gives this !. White has slight advantage. Black need to play perfect to survive.
There was a discussion about this line some time ago. Black has a nice positional pawn sacrifice (14...a5! and 15...Qc7!), which gives him fair compensation:
15.Ne4 is a try to improve, but I think it does not offer much of anything.
BoratSagdiyev1971 έγραψε:
@pfren is 18.c3 any good? Tries to shut out dark square bishop. Might make black's e4 less effective.
I'm not very fond of 18.c3. After 18...Bxd5 19.Rxd5 Qb7, Black always has ...e4 handy to create pressure against white's castled king. Computer says equal, but I feel it's easier to play as Black.
Many Sicillian Players will know this variation, but what should I do against it as Black, here some games in the Yugoslav where white demolishet black: