An early white knight foray
The position after 1.e4 c5 2.♘f3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.♘xd4 ♞f6 5.♘c3 ♞c6 features more than 100.000 games, while the gambit line with 6.♘d5!? has been only been tested 37 times as far as I know. The main continuations 6.♗g5 (Rauzer) and 6.♗c4 (Velimirovic attack) have been discussed in earlier Fast & Furious shows, but in this episode a relatively new surprising weapon will be discussed. In the previous round of the Dutch League I got in some nice preparation and build up a nice initiative.
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The attention will be paid to the castled king and in particular on ways of exploiting the weakened kingside. Several well-known themes, pawnformations and other attacking weapons are covered in 8 chapters.
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This DVD offers Black a complete repertoire against all weapons White may employ on move six. The recommended repertoire is not as risky as other Sicilians but still offers Black plenty of counter-play.
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Special attention will be paid to Intermediate Moves, Quiet Moves, Sacrifices on Empty Squares, Mating Patterns, Ignoring Opponents Threat, Calculation in Defence and Method of Comparison. Plus 50 interactive examples to test your knowledge.

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