Sicilian Grand Prix Attack James Plaskett
Publisher: Everyman Chess

The bishops opening and the closed sicilian often lead me to closed / positional games while I'm actually looking for open / tactical games. I have adopted the Grand Prix attack (hated it) and now I use a Bb5 system. I like this kind of pawn break, f5 is also an important move in the grand prix attack, my favorite opening. Nc3, concealing his intentions and waiting for me to commit, I sometimes find myself playing a position I'm not terribly pleased with, particularly if white then goes in for a grand prix attack. White employed the English Attack in the Naidorf Sicilian and the play followed an earlier encounter between Leko and Grischuk in London Grand Prix. E6 here, but I wanted to explore the Queen Sac line here, known as The Grand Prix Attack, and Fritz forced the move 2. So I think it's time 2 f4 The Grand Prix Attack; 2 d4 The Morra Gambit. I am still out here in Missouri. Some other chess defenses that arise from the Sicilian defense are the Alapin Variation, the closed Sicilian, the Grand Prix Attack, Sveshnikov Variation, Dragon Variation, Accelerated Dragon, and the Najdorf Variation. Continuing our study of important pawn breaks, we will take a look at some important ideas in the Sicilian Defense. 1.e2-e4 c7-c5 2.f2-f4 winkensmile:In all fairness, CHESSBOT Fritz originally wanted to play 2. Sicilian Defense, Grand Prix Attack. Dear Jim: Happy New Year to you and the rest of New Jersey! Grand Prix Attack against the Sicilian.