Yakovich: Sicilian Attacks Kids Chapter 9: Odds and Ends:

Chapter 9: Odds and Ends: Black Moves His a-Pawn

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Yakovich: Sicilian Attacks Kids Chapter 9: Odds and Ends:Against most Sicilian variations, White's sharpest and often best weapon is queenside castling, a strategy that frequently leads to spectacular fireworks. Regrettably, these powerful charges have never been properly categorized. Until this book. Grandmaster Yuri Yakovich, who has more than thirty years of experience with complex Sicilian systems, analyses the Najdorf, the Scheveningen, the Dragon, the Taimanov and the Richter Rauzer Variations. He