Odd version of the Sicilian Defense that I managed to pull off


I'll accept that, there was a lot of pawn developing in the beginning and not really any piece developing, thus no castling

d5 by black? or did you mean c5? And either way why do you consider that a blunder?


If white plays 3. e5, black can transpose into a variation of the French Defense if he plays e6. This time however, black can first develop his light squared bishop to f5 and then play e6.
The French variation goes:
1. e4 e6
2. f4 d5
3. e5 c5
4. Nf3 Nc6

Some thoughts on your game.
A little too much pawn pushing. Check the extensive move list.
Wow, thank you very much for that. You're help/insight on my game is very appreciated.
The second move by white is what really got me, as it wasn't a variation I had ever seen, here's how I dealt with it, and eventually had a nice discovered check to win me the white queen! Tell me what you think, even what I could've done better thanks!