Apr 18, 2024 · The Grand Prix Attack (1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 - or 2.f4) is an aggressive, yet sound, opening for White against the Sicilian Defense.

The Grand Prix Attack gets a lot of votes as an alternative for an attacking player. Is is sound? Is it fun? The wins-draw-loss percentage isn't stellar: ...

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Actually the Grand Prix is a better attacking choice than the Alapin, granted the Alapin is a better opening in terms of soundness, but it's more positional and ...

Just play e6 and d5. Most players who play these kind of openings are stuck in their autopilot-opening where they repeat typical attacking schemes over and over ...

Aug 10, 2015 · The Grand Prix Attack has several move order's.The reason's why is becuase strong players try to be tricky. They want to play the Grand Prix ...

(4) Generally play a fianchetto (g6) and e6 and a Nge7 to protect the f5 square. Knights on c6 should be lodged into d4. Black can gain more space.

Im not sure which anti-Sicilian openings are good, and so I've decided to stick with the Grand Prix attack. How should black defend, and if so, how good ...

I'm following a recommendation of my coach which you can see in the example below. White's moves are according to your example and Black's moves are just a ...

May 24, 2008 · This game features a queen sacrifice followed by a pure mate using two knights. It is a clever game and a brilliant miniature. I included the ...