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Re: starting out the sicilian
Reply #1 - 03/08/10 at 21:05:29
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Well, if you have played the Caro-Kann, then the obvious choice would be the Sicilian Kan.  Grin

On a serious note though, I can't speak for the French, but  the Kan does seem like the Sicilian which  is most Caro like in attitude and approach. Having said that, one of the leading Caro-Kann players, Dreev, opts for the Classical Sicilian. Another logical choice might be another e6 Sicilian such as the Taimanov aka the Safest Siclian
  
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starting out the sicilian
03/08/10 at 20:54:44
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ive played the caro and the french for most of my chess life. Now times is up to start playing the Sicilian, but which system should i pick ? and can you adwise som good books ?.


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