Chess: Understanding the Sicilian Alapin Part XVIII
1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 3 e5 Nd5 4 d4 cxd4 5 cxd4 d6
6 Bc4 Nb6 7 Bb3 dxe5 8 Qh5 e6 9 dxe5 Nc6
10 Nf3 Qd3 11 Nc3 Bb4 12 Bd2 Bxc3 13 Bxc3
13 ... Nd5 14 Rd1 Qe4+ Line
Also available: Chess: Understanding the
Sicilian Alapin Part I
1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 3 e5 Nd5 4 d4 cxd4:
5 cxd4
5 Nf3
5 Qxd4
5 Bc4
5 ... d6
5 ... g6
5 ... Nc6
5 ... e6
5 ... b6
6 Bc4
6 exd6
6 Nf3
6 Be2
6 ... Nb6
6 ... e6
7 Bb3
7 Bb5+
7 ... dxe5
7 ... Nc6
8 Qh5
8 dxe5
8 ... e6
8 ... g6
9 dxe5
9 ... Nc6
9 ... Na6
9 ... Bb4+
10 Nf3
10 Nc3
10 ... Qd3
10 ... g6
10 ... Nd7
11 Nc3
11 Qg4
11 Nbd2
11 Bd1
11 Bd2
11 ... Bb4
11 ... Nc4
11 ... Nd5
11 ... Bd7
12 Bd2
12 ... Bxc3
12 ... Na5
12 ... Nc4
13 Bxc3
13 bxc3
13 ... Nd5
13 ... Qe4+
14 Rd1
14 Bd2
14 ... Qe4+
14 ... Qg6
By ChessCoach@care2.com
6 Bc4 Nb6 7 Bb3 dxe5 8 Qh5 e6 9 dxe5 Nc6
10 Nf3 Qd3 11 Nc3 Bb4 12 Bd2 Bxc3 13 Bxc3
13 ... Nd5 14 Rd1 Qe4+ Line
Also available: Chess: Understanding the
Sicilian Alapin Part I
1 e4 c5 2 c3 Nf6 3 e5 Nd5 4 d4 cxd4:
5 cxd4
5 Nf3
5 Qxd4
5 Bc4
5 ... d6
5 ... g6
5 ... Nc6
5 ... e6
5 ... b6
6 Bc4
6 exd6
6 Nf3
6 Be2
6 ... Nb6
6 ... e6
7 Bb3
7 Bb5+
7 ... dxe5
7 ... Nc6
8 Qh5
8 dxe5
8 ... e6
8 ... g6
9 dxe5
9 ... Nc6
9 ... Na6
9 ... Bb4+
10 Nf3
10 Nc3
10 ... Qd3
10 ... g6
10 ... Nd7
11 Nc3
11 Qg4
11 Nbd2
11 Bd1
11 Bd2
11 ... Bb4
11 ... Nc4
11 ... Nd5
11 ... Bd7
12 Bd2
12 ... Bxc3
12 ... Na5
12 ... Nc4
13 Bxc3
13 bxc3
13 ... Nd5
13 ... Qe4+
14 Rd1
14 Bd2
14 ... Qe4+
14 ... Qg6
By ChessCoach@care2.com
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