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    1. This document summarizes an opening line in chess from the B23 Sicilian defense where White plays 1.e4 and Black responds with 1...c5. 2. The document discusses White's plan to trade off their "bad bishop" early with Bb5 in order to achieve a setup with pieces on the d3, e4, and f4 squares to launch an attack. 3. It provides commentary on several moves in the line, noting that White should feel confident in their attack even when down two pawns, as Black's queen struggles to find safety and White's pieces can converge on the h7 square.

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    1. This document summarizes an opening line in chess from the B23 Sicilian defense where White plays 1.e4 and Black responds with 1...c5. 2. The document discusses White's plan to trade off their "bad bishop" early with Bb5 in order to achieve a setup with pieces on the d3, e4, and f4 squares to launch an attack. 3. It provides commentary on several moves in the line, noting that White should feel confident in their attack even when down two pawns, as Black's queen struggles to find safety and White's pieces can converge on the h7 square.

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    E4 Opening

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    Bhuvaneswari Balaji
    1. This document summarizes an opening line in chess from the B23 Sicilian defense where White plays 1.e4 and Black responds with 1...c5. 2. The document discusses White's plan to trade off their "bad bishop" early with Bb5 in order to achieve a setup with pieces on the d3, e4, and f4 squares to launch an attack. 3. It provides commentary on several moves in the line, noting that White should feel confident in their attack even when down two pawns, as Black's queen struggles to find safety and White's pieces can converge on the h7 square.

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    ChessBase 14 Printout, 1.

    e4 opening Miacle Chess BHAVANI 9994860910, 24/08/2023


    1

    B23
    2) New Grand Prix (1.e4 c5 2.
    New Grand Prix with 2...d6 &

    1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 d6 Najdorf players will


    often play this move order. Our play
    now becomes straightforward: we will
    trade off our bad bishop with Bb5 and
    achieve our d3/e4/f4 attacking setup.
    3.f4 Nf6 3...g6will transpose to 4...g6
    as we will still play Nf3 and Bb5+. 4.Nf3
    g6 5.Bb5+ Bd7 6.Bxd7+ Qxd7
    [ 6...Nbxd7 ]
    7.d3 Bg7 8.0-0 Nc6 9.Qe1 0-0
    10.Qh4 SPARRING POSITION Nd4
    11.f5 This move is always our dream:
    we free the f1-rook and c1-bishop.
    Nxc2 12.Rb1 Nb4 13.Bh6
    Note: although the position is
    incredibly tactical and complicated our
    attack is following a familiar template.
    Nxd3 Although two pawns down White
    should feel confident about their
    attack: Black's queen has a hard time
    finding a way to sit beside her man,
    while all of our pieces can come to
    bear against the h7 focal point. Nc3-d5
    will remove the key f6-defender.
    14.Ng5 Nh5 Black's only move!
    15.Bxg7 Kxg7 16.Nd5 We need to
    feel the need for this knight to join the
    attack. Ne5 17.f6+ exf6 18.Nxh7
    The point behind f6. Rh8
    [ 18...Kxh7 ]
    19.Nhxf6 With a great attack.

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