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Annotated by byakuugan3 (1200): I played Black in this tournament game. I believe this is the most logical defense against e4, since White wants to create a strong centre with d4. My move and e5 both control d4 to stop the central expansion, but c5 creates less weaknesses than e5. Playing Nf3 against Sicilian usually indicates White wants to open the position with d4. Although White doesn't have to play d4, so Nf3 doesn't… |
