The New Anti-Sicilian + PGN Language Spanish Apr 18, 2025

Develop at Light Speed
Propelling Yourself into a Middlegame so Natural that
Your Hand Will “Know” the Right Square for Each Piece

Compare that with the experience of Open Sicilian players, who spend hours:

🚫 Memorizing the wildest complications, where one slip costs you the game without making a move of your own;
🚫 Patching holes in their repertoire with each new high-level game, across almost twenty possible variations;
🚫 Looking for improvements in their preparation beyond move 25 that they might never get to play in their life…

Only for the engine to say 0.00 in the end anyway!

It’s no surprise that Anti-Sicilians are so popular. But which one to choose from all of them?

Here’s one that NOBODY expects and is specially designed against Black’s most instinctive systems:

Assuming they got a comfortable version of the Dragon
can lead them to shoot themselves in the foot.

Especially Taimanov-Kan attempts
can end badly if they’re not careful.

Not even achieving the d5-break
ensures that dreamed position they expect.

It all starts with 1.e4 c5 2.d4 cxd4 3.Qxd4, and after the inevitable attack on the Queen, the modest 4.Qd3.