Well played! Yes 5.e5 is not the standard move. I wouldn't call it a big mistake though.
Destroying the Sicilian Defense in 10 moves
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I saw a mistake , but it's just a rookie . Excellent moves from me !
It's called a "removal of the guard" tactic, BTW.
FishEyedFools έγραψε:
9.Nf5? Why not 9...Ne4
10.Nxg7+ or 10.Bb5+ followed by Nxg7+ is complicated. The simple remedy is 9...Bxf5 10.exf5 d5, when Black is totally fine.
6.Bb5+ is better than 6.Nf5, but the whole line is quite interesting after either 6...Bd7 or 6...Nbd7.
After 6. Nf5 computer recommends 6. ... Bxf5 7. exf5 d5 and the position is equal. So much of the lovely spot for accurate attack.
Apr 27, 2018
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LouStule wrote:
An early e5 is probably a mistake if a6 hasn’t been played first.
Not really, but it is usually played after 2...Nc6 in the Sveshnikov and Kalishnakov. ...a6 usually follows ...e5 and then the knight is kicked to a3 from b5.
FatBertha wrote:
After 6. Nf5 computer recommends 6. ... Bxf5 7. exf5 d5 and the position is equal. So much of the lovely spot for accurate attack.
Obviously, my attack isn't accurate enough to beat a 3500 Elo computer. But it would work against many human players 
LouStule wrote:
An early e5 is probably a mistake if a6 hasn’t been played first.
You're right. I mean the move a6, not h6.
Apr 27, 2018
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FatBertha wrote:
After 6. Nf5 computer recommends 6. ... Bxf5 7. exf5 d5 and the position is equal. So much of the lovely spot for accurate attack.
Yes Bxf5 is the obvious move. I doubt that 6Nf5 was whites best move, black looks fine after Nf5
Apr 27, 2018
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Blacks 5...e5 also looks fine, and after Ndb5 then 6...a6 likely just transposes back to a mainline Pelican or whatever it called in the 21st century
Apr 27, 2018
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Apr 28, 2018
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#18
Its offensive dude. Dont play with Bobby Fischer like that. Use someone else. Frank Marshall for example, or Carlsen. But no Soviets nor Fischer please.
Apr 28, 2018
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Im crying right now man. You destroyed my feelings. Rest in peace lord Fischer.
Hello,
I just played a wonderful game against a 1500s player, or may I say, a wonderful opening?
My opponent didn't make it to the middle game - he was defeated after 9 or 10 moves.
That was probably one of my sharpest attacks ever against a Sicilian defense.
Have a look:
I believe that 5.e5 was a big mistake. My opponent should have played 5.h6 at this point and then 6.e5. The move e5 let me settle my knight on a lovely square, from which it cannot be removed, and to start a strong and accurate attack.
What do you think about my moves? Would you consider other moves instead?
I hope you liked my game!
The_Analyzer