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Re: Killer c3 Sicilian - IM Sam Collins
Reply #3 - 12/04/11 at 12:07:20
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That sounds interesting, so far I haven't found anything against 7. ... de5:

To answer the OP's question: yes, Collins again doesn't give that move its due credit.
  
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Re: Killer c3 Sicilian - IM Sam Collins
Reply #2 - 12/04/11 at 11:48:15
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I'm sure that most people here are aware of it - but there is coverage of this line in the Everyman Dangerous Weapons Anti-sicilians title. I believe that Peter Wells wrote that chapter, but it could have been Richard Palliser ...

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Re: Killer c3 Sicilian - IM Sam Collins
Reply #1 - 12/03/11 at 20:23:43
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TopNotch wrote on 12/03/11 at 19:54:12:
In has past efforts Collins has brushed over this important continuation,

Surprising given a quote from Chandler's 1987 book:

"this may be just as good"
This neglect seems to be a not so nice feature of many repertoire books (and DVD's).
  

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Killer c3 Sicilian - IM Sam Collins
12/03/11 at 19:54:12
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Does Sam Collins analyse the following important line on his new DVD:

1.e4 c5 2.c3 Nf6 3.e5 Nd5 4.d4 cd4 5.Nf3 Nc6 6.cxd4 d6 7.Bc4 dxe5!?

In has past efforts Collins has brushed over this important continuation, despite it being of integral importance to the viability of his proposed repertoire. Now that he is working for chesspublishing.com it is hoped that he will rectify this. 

Thoughts welcome.

Tops Smiley
  

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