Difficult question. Lot of good moves. For instances: a6) : very sharp line where a small inaccuracy can be fatal (and against a GMI) Cc6) : natural move to develop the queen knight. g6) : very sharp for both side and too theorical today!!!
I'd like to try Cc6. a6 is too sharp against a GMI (same about g6)
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I play 6...a6!
a6! all for the Sicilian Najdorf
Difficult question. Lot of good moves. For instances:
a6) : very sharp line where a small inaccuracy can be fatal (and against a GMI)
Cc6) : natural move to develop the queen knight.
g6) : very sharp for both side and too theorical today!!!
I'd like to try Cc6. a6 is too sharp against a GMI (same about g6)
I'd like to eat some burger too.
But I prefer to play first :+)
So 5.-a6 is my move.
Let's go for a Najdorf Defence.
5.-a6 go for a Najdorf
5.-g6
I want to play the Dragon Defence
a6!
I want to play my knight on c6.
Maybe Shabanovsky did not expect that move :+)
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