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Subject: Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here ....

Author: Dan Andersson

Date: 06:51:07 10/28/02

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Objectively speaking black played a blunder at move two. 2... d5 is dead equal,
not that 2... Nf6 is such a bad move either it is equal but allows white some
space. Then 5... d6 is better than 5... b6 and white has an easy game. This kind
of opening tomfoolery I'm always happy to play against. The plain facts of it is
that the 2. c3 variation in the Sicilian is a waste of time. It is mainly an
anti-theoretical line. But by now it is well known theory.

MvH Dan Andersson

• Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... José Carlos 02:03:08 10/29/02
  • Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Dan Andersson 06:43:57 10/29/02
• Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Marc van Hal 07:36:27 10/28/02
  • Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Dan Andersson 08:01:55 10/28/02
    • Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Marc van Hal 10:29:39 10/28/02
      • Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Dan Andersson 12:08:06 10/28/02
        • Re: B22: Sicilian: 2 c3 ----------> Find the Blunder here .... Marc van Hal 15:45:46 10/28/02
• More suggestions please....... Mustafa 07:06:46 10/28/02
  • Re: More suggestions please.......not my engine got wrong it's ROn's Mustafa 09:24:54 10/28/02

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