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X God Member Offline Education is a system of imposed ignorance.Chomsky Posts: 571 Joined: 10/04/03	Re: Is the yugoslav setup the new anti sicilian? Reply #2 - 05/29/05 at 02:04:48	Post Tools	Print Post
	Yes, I suppose the Open Sicilian is the best "Anti-Sicilian," if you want to take the name literally.

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Alias God Member Offline Posts: 1512 Location: East of the river Svartån Joined: 11/19/04	Re: Is the yugoslav setup the new anti sicilian? Reply #1 - 05/29/05 at 00:45:27	Post Tools	Print Post
	It's a main line. It's called the english attack. If you look at top level games, it's the most common set up right now. Very few players would call it a wasted tempo. Playing f3 or Be3 first usually doesn't make any difference. It stops the Ng4 idea, though. (And the discussion definately belong to "Open Sicilians".)

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basqueknight Ex Member	Is the yugoslav setup the new anti sicilian? 05/28/05 at 23:44:17	Post Tools	Print Post
	A player much better than I plays the Yugoslav agaisnt the dragon and Najdorf. I am a Najdorf player and My friend chris is a Dragon player. I wont even start on the arguments we have but I was wondering what is the best way to meet this strange line against the Najdorf. Is f3 a wasted tempo? or am i crazy. BTW: I figured this would go into anti because it goes against the dragon and Najdorf and i ddint want to make to posts in two forums.


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