Smith-Morra Gambit. Watch Daniel Naroditsky play it on Youtube for ideas.
What is the easiest anti-Sicilian to play?
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I suppose it would also depend on the kind of Sicilian, the Rossolimo makes the Accelerated Dragon a pita to play before you even get to Marocszy bind territory.
alapin variation is solid
Jan 28, 2023
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Try any line that doesn't allow Black to keep his 2 Center Pawns to your One.
I would recommend after 1) e4 c5
To then play 2) c3
Jan 28, 2023
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#7
At your current level, you will likely find the Grand Prix attack to be the most fun to play. Most players below ~1500 do not know how to handle it well and it will often lead you to quick checkmating attacks.
The Alapin is a solid option, but many times you will end up in an endgame. If you enjoy those, go for it.
Alternatively, you could avoid trying to shortcut the Sicilian and jump headfirst into the Open Sicilian and end up with a lot of exciting games.
Jan 29, 2023
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Chess_Marshall1 wrote:
Try any line that doesn't allow Black to keep his 2 Center Pawns to your One.
I would recommend after 1) e4 c5
To then play 2) c3
I see no one is arguing with me here, and my good ideas. This one concerning 1)e4 c5 2)c3 !
Bowdler is my go-to whenever I feel like playing e4 and opponent plays Sicilian.
I play 2.c3 but I don't find it easy.
If you play 1.d4, you for sure wont face sicilian defence opening 
Jan 29, 2023
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https://www.365chess.com/opening.php?m=5&n=65&ms=e4.c5.c3.Nf6&ns=3.3.37.65
-On second thought, The "Alapin" tends to Suck after 3...Nf3!
According to the 365Chess.com Opening Databases.
What do you think would be a good choice for me to play against the Sicilian?