Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense (Grand Prix Attack) Part III
1 e4 c5 2 f4 g6 3 Nf3 Bg7 4 Nc3 Nc6 5 Bb5 Nd4
6 O-O Nxb5 7 Nxb5 d5 8 e5 a6 9 Nc3 Bg4
10 d4 cxd4 11 Qxd4 e6 12 Qb4 Bxf3 13 Rxf3
13 ... Qe7 14 Qa4+ Qd7 15 Qxd7 Kxd7 Line
What's the game plan for White?
What's the game plan for Black?
Also available:
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part I
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicilian-defense_06.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part II
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115757249046485433.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part IV
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115889262282111299.html
1 e4
1 ... c5
2 f4
2 ... g6
2 ... d5
2 ... e6
2 ... d6
2 ... Nc6
2 ... Nf6
2 ... b6
2 ... a6
3 Nf3
3 Nc3
3 d4
3 d3
3 ... Bg7
3 ... Nc6
4 Nc3
4 d3
4 g3
4 Be2
4 c3
4 d4
4 Bc4
4 ... Nc6
4 ... d6
4 ... a6
5 Bb5
5 Bc4
5 g3
5 d3
5 Be2
5 a3
5 b3
5 g4
5 ... Nd4
5 ... d6
5 ... Na5
5 ... e6
6 O-O
6 Nxd4
6 Bd3
6 a4
6 Bc4
6 Ba4
6 ... Nxb5
6 ... a6
6 ... e6
7 Nxb5
7 ... d5
7 ... d6
7 ... Nf6
7 ... a6
8 e5
8 exd5
8 d3
8 ... a6
8 ... Nh6
8 ... d4
9 Nc3
9 ... Bg4
9 ... d4
10 d4
10 ... cxd4
11 Qxd4
11 ... e6
12 Qb4
12 ... Bxf3
12 ... b5
13 Rxf3
13 ... Qe7
13 ... b5
14 Qa4+
14 ... Qd7
15 Qxd7+
15 ... Kxd7
By ChessCoach@care2.com
6 O-O Nxb5 7 Nxb5 d5 8 e5 a6 9 Nc3 Bg4
10 d4 cxd4 11 Qxd4 e6 12 Qb4 Bxf3 13 Rxf3
13 ... Qe7 14 Qa4+ Qd7 15 Qxd7 Kxd7 Line
What's the game plan for White?
What's the game plan for Black?
Also available:
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part I
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicilian-defense_06.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part II
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115757249046485433.html
Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Defense
(Grand Prix Attack) Part IV
http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/2006/09/chess-understanding-sicili_115889262282111299.html
1 e4
1 ... c5
2 f4
2 ... g6
2 ... d5
2 ... e6
2 ... d6
2 ... Nc6
2 ... Nf6
2 ... b6
2 ... a6
3 Nf3
3 Nc3
3 d4
3 d3
3 ... Bg7
3 ... Nc6
4 Nc3
4 d3
4 g3
4 Be2
4 c3
4 d4
4 Bc4
4 ... Nc6
4 ... d6
4 ... a6
5 Bb5
5 Bc4
5 g3
5 d3
5 Be2
5 a3
5 b3
5 g4
5 ... Nd4
5 ... d6
5 ... Na5
5 ... e6
6 O-O
6 Nxd4
6 Bd3
6 a4
6 Bc4
6 Ba4
6 ... Nxb5
6 ... a6
6 ... e6
7 Nxb5
7 ... d5
7 ... d6
7 ... Nf6
7 ... a6
8 e5
8 exd5
8 d3
8 ... a6
8 ... Nh6
8 ... d4
9 Nc3
9 ... Bg4
9 ... d4
10 d4
10 ... cxd4
11 Qxd4
11 ... e6
12 Qb4
12 ... Bxf3
12 ... b5
13 Rxf3
13 ... Qe7
13 ... b5
14 Qa4+
14 ... Qd7
15 Qxd7+
15 ... Kxd7
By ChessCoach@care2.com
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