Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part VI

1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 3 d4 Nxe4 4 Bd3 d5 5 Nf3 cxd4
6 O-O Bg4 7 cxd4 Nc6 8 Nc3 Nxc3 9 bxc3 Qc7
10 Be3 Rc8 11 c4 Qd7 12 c5 e6 13 h3 Bh5
14 Bb5 Qc7 15 Bg5 f6 16 Bh4 Qd7 17 Re1 Be7
18 Qe2 Bf7 19 Bg3 O-O 20 Rac1 Bd8 21 Qb2 Bc7
22 Bxc7 Qxc7 23 Rc3 Rb8 24 Rce3 Rfc8 25 Qe2
25 ... Qf4 26 g3 Qh6 27 Kg2 e5 28 dxe5 Be6
29 h4 f5 Line




Also available: Chess: Understanding the
Sicilian Alapin Part I


1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 :



3 d4



3 e5
3 d3
3 Bd3
3 Qe2
3 Qc2


3 ... Nxe4



3 ... cxd4
3 ... d5


4 Bd3



4 f3
4 d5
4 Nf3
4 dxc5


4 ... d5



4 ... Nf6

5 Nf3



5 Ne2

5 ... cxd4



5 ... Nc6
5 ... Qd6
5 ... e6


6 O-O



6 cxd4

6 ... Bg4



6 ... e6

7 cxd4



7 h3

7 ... Nc6



7 ... Qb6

8 Nc3



8 Nbd2
8 Be3


8 ... Nxc3



8 ... Nf6

9 bxc3



9 ... Qc7



9 ... e6
9 ... Qd6


10 Be3



10 h3
10 Ba3
10 Qb3
10 Bg5
10 Bb5
10 c4


10 ... Rc8



10 ... e6
10 ... Rd8


11 c4



11 Rc1
11 h3


11 ... Qd7



11 ... Qd6

12 c5



12 cxd5
12 Rb1


12 ... e6



12 ... g6

13 h3



13 Bb5

13 ... Bh5



13 ... Bxf3

14 Bb5



14 Re1
14 Rb1


14 ... Qc7



14 ... f6
14 ... Be7


15 Bg5



15 g4

15 ... f6



15 ... Be7
15 ... h6


16 Bh4



16 Bc1

16 ... Qd7



16 ... Be7

17 Re1



17 Qe2

17 ... Be7



17 ... b6

18 Qe2



18 Qb3
18 Bg3


18 ... Bf7



18 ... e5

19 Bg3



19 Bd3
19 a3


19 ... O-O



19 ... Rd8
19 ... Bd8


20 Rac1



20 a4
20 a3
20 Qe3


20 ... Bd8



20 ... Rfe8

21 Qb2



21 Qe3
21 Bf4


21 ... Bc7



21 ... Ba5

22 Bxc7



22 Bh2
22 Bxc6


22 ... Qxc7



22 ... Rxc7

23 Rc3



23 a3
23 Re3


23 ... Rb8



23 ... Rfe8

24 Rce3



24 Qd2

24 ... Rfc8



24 ... b6
24 ... Rfe8


25 Qe2



25 Qa3

25 ... Qf4



25 ... Re8

26 g3



26 Rxe6
26 Rd1
26 Qd1


26 ... Qh6



26 ... Qf5

27 Kg2



27 Rxe6
27 Kh2


27 ... e5



27 ... Re8

28 dxe5



28 Bxc6

28 ... Be6



28 ... Nxe5

29 h4



29 Rh1
29 Qd1
29 exf6
29 Kg1


29 ... f5



29 ... fxe5
29 ... d4


By ChessCoach@care2.com



















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