I think Kupreichik had you beat to this idea. Also, 6 Bg5 and 6 f3 are probably critical, no?
Sicilian Defence : Anangle Variation

I think Kupreichik had you beat to this idea. Also, 6 Bg5 and 6 f3 are probably critical, no?
True. I know the variation named after the late Belarussian grandmaster (he passed away less than one year ago).
Magnus has played it a couple of times lately, although in blitz games. The most frequent user in regular times controls is GM Li Chao (usually a Najdorf player).

oh! didn't know. But the anangular manuoere is my idea anyway..
No games of carlsen are in Megadatabase 2018 too.
sorry for my ignorance

oh! didn't know. But the anangular manuoere is my idea anyway..
No games of carlsen are in Megadatabase 2018 too.
sorry for my ignorance
Both are blitz games played last summer, so most probably not in Mega 2018.

Anyway! Carlsen's 7.Nc6 was not in the spirit of this opening .In MY analysis above , after 6.Be2 , black reserved the c6 square for his bishop.
...............and the Anangular bishop finally perished without a part in the fight.

Anyway! Carlsen's 7.Nc6 was not in the spirit of this opening .In MY analysis above , after 6.Be2 , black reserved the c6 square for his bishop.
...............and the Anangular bishop finally perished without a part in the fight.
It seems that you are another one out of the thousands of chessplayers who know better than Carlsen.

Anyway! Carlsen's 7.Nc6 was not in the spirit of this opening .In MY analysis above , after 6.Be2 , black reserved the c6 square for his bishop.
...............and the Anangular bishop finally perished without a part in the fight.
It seems that you are another one out of the thousands of chessplayers who know better than Carlsen.
lol

Hello friends ! I present before you what I call the Anangle Variation of the sicilian defense , so because in this variation , if black wants to keep an Anangle flavour , he has to move his bishop in the shape forming "An angle".
Do share your thoughts on this opening.
I don't know who Van Den Dah is, but probably not a good day for him if even I can spot several glaring errors (the engine backs me up, which basically never happens when I dislike a GM's move heh).
You give 21...Re5 an exclaim, I think it's meh. 22.c4 is obviously bad, and 22...a5 should get the exclaim.
23.a3 is completely silly.

I don't know who Van Den Dah is, but probably not a good day for him if even I can spot several glaring errors
Not an expert on Dutch pronunciation, but he probably means A.C. Van Der Tak, author/ co-author/collaborator of many chess publications, including the German periodical publication Schach Archiv.

Anyway! Carlsen's 7.Nc6 was not in the spirit of this opening .In MY analysis above , after 6.Be2 , black reserved the c6 square for his bishop.
...............and the Anangular bishop finally perished without a part in the fight.
It seems that you are another one out of the thousands of chessplayers who know better than Carlsen.
yep!
Hello friends ! I present before you what I call the Anangle Variation of the sicilian defense , so because in this variation , if black wants to keep an Anangle flavour , he has to move his bishop in the shape forming "An angle".
Do share your thoughts on this opening.