The surprising Sicilian - Shock your opponent with an early ...Qb6 CbAccount_required false Have you ever wished for

Have you ever wished for a “formula” to help you decide what move to make in any given chess position

That's why De la Villa has not just included examples from games of elite GM's but also of amateurs

creative play and always thinking ahead

He wants to be on the attack and believes an objectively inferior position isn't necessarily bad if his opponent needs to find several difficult defensive moves

” Building on the knowledge acquired throughout this book series

The surprising Sicilian - Shock your opponent with an early ...Qb6 CbAccount_required false Have you ever wished forIn modern chess, you have to be ready to adapt to almost any opening variation at short notice. The idea is to keep disrupting your opponent's preparation. Knowing dynamic and less common variations well can bring many, many points to inventive players. The Kveiny's Variation (1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Qb6!) is surprisingly rarely played, but offers Black excellent chances. On his new ChessBase DVD, Andrew Martin explains the ideas behind