Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part I
1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 3 e5 Nd5 4 d4 cxd4 5 Nf3 Nc6
6 Bc4 Nb6 7 Bb3 d5 8 exd6 e.p. Qxd6 9 O-O Be6
10 Na3 dxc3 11 Qe2 Bxb3 12 Nb5 Qb8 13 axb3 e5
14 bxc3 Be7 15 Bg5 f6 16 Be3 Nc8 17 Nh4 O-O Line

Also available:
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part II
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicilian-alapin.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part III
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115749854404786870.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part IV
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115750075472864503.html
1 e4

1 ... c5

2 c3

2 ... Nf6

3 e5

3 d3
3 d4
3 Bd3
3 Qe2
3 Qc2
3 ... Nd5

4 d4

4 Nf3
4 g3
4 Na3
4 Bc4
4 Qb3
4 c4
4 ... cxd4

4 ... e6
4 ... Nc6
5 Nf3

5 cxd4
5 Qxd4
5 Bc4
5 ... Nc6

5 ... e6
5 ... d6
5 ... b6
6 Bc4

6 cxd4
6 Be2
6 ... Nb6

6 ... e6
6 ... Nc7
7 Bb3

7 ... d5

7 ... d6
7 ... g6
7 ... e6
7 ... dxc3
8 exd6 e.p.

8 cxd4
8 ... Qxd6

8 ... e6
8 ... dxc3
8 ... exd6
9 O-O

9 Na3
9 cxd4
9 Nxd4
9 ... Be6

9 ... Bf5
9 ... e6
9 ... g6
9 ... dxc3
9 ... d3
9 ... Na5
10 Na3

10 Bxe6
10 cxd4
10 ... dxc3

10 ... Bxb3
10 ... a6
11 Qe2

11 Nb5
11 Bxe6
11 ... Bxb3

12 Nb5

12 axb3
12 ... Qb8

12 ... Qd8
12 ... Qd7
13 axb3

13 ... e5

13 ... g6
13 ... c2
13 ... e6
13 ... a6
14 bxc3

14 Nbd4
14 Nfd4
14 Be3
14 Bf4
14 Re1
14 ... Be7

15 Bg5

15 Be3
15 Re1
15 ... f6

15 ... Bxg5
15 ... a6
16 Be3

16 ... Nc8

16 ... O-O
16 ... Nd5
16 ... Nd7
17 Nh4

17 ... O-O

17 ... g6
By ChessCoach@care2.com
6 Bc4 Nb6 7 Bb3 d5 8 exd6 e.p. Qxd6 9 O-O Be6
10 Na3 dxc3 11 Qe2 Bxb3 12 Nb5 Qb8 13 axb3 e5
14 bxc3 Be7 15 Bg5 f6 16 Be3 Nc8 17 Nh4 O-O Line

Also available:
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part II
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicilian-alapin.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part III
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115749854404786870.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part IV
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115750075472864503.html
1 e4

1 ... c5

2 c3

2 ... Nf6

3 e5

3 d3
3 d4
3 Bd3
3 Qe2
3 Qc2
3 ... Nd5

4 d4

4 Nf3
4 g3
4 Na3
4 Bc4
4 Qb3
4 c4
4 ... cxd4

4 ... e6
4 ... Nc6
5 Nf3

5 cxd4
5 Qxd4
5 Bc4
5 ... Nc6

5 ... e6
5 ... d6
5 ... b6
6 Bc4

6 cxd4
6 Be2
6 ... Nb6

6 ... e6
6 ... Nc7
7 Bb3

7 ... d5

7 ... d6
7 ... g6
7 ... e6
7 ... dxc3
8 exd6 e.p.

8 cxd4
8 ... Qxd6

8 ... e6
8 ... dxc3
8 ... exd6
9 O-O

9 Na3
9 cxd4
9 Nxd4
9 ... Be6

9 ... Bf5
9 ... e6
9 ... g6
9 ... dxc3
9 ... d3
9 ... Na5
10 Na3

10 Bxe6
10 cxd4
10 ... dxc3

10 ... Bxb3
10 ... a6
11 Qe2

11 Nb5
11 Bxe6
11 ... Bxb3

12 Nb5

12 axb3
12 ... Qb8

12 ... Qd8
12 ... Qd7
13 axb3

13 ... e5

13 ... g6
13 ... c2
13 ... e6
13 ... a6
14 bxc3

14 Nbd4
14 Nfd4
14 Be3
14 Bf4
14 Re1
14 ... Be7

15 Bg5

15 Be3
15 Re1
15 ... f6

15 ... Bxg5
15 ... a6
16 Be3

16 ... Nc8

16 ... O-O
16 ... Nd5
16 ... Nd7
17 Nh4

17 ... O-O

17 ... g6
By ChessCoach@care2.com
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