I’m an 1857 rated player. Played since 5. I win alot with Sicilian but when patzers don’t follow book lines it can get a little dicey. e5 bores me, French is cramped. Queen’s Indian can be interesting. Any thoughts?
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The Sicilian Defense is widely considered the best defense against white’s e4 opening move. Here we discuss various lines in the sicilian defense and key concepts to consider when you play the sicilian. www.autochess.net
