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1. e4
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Here we go. |
 
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1... c5
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Alright. I have played the Sicilian Defence here. This is the alternative move to e5. |
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2. c4
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Usually my opponent wouldn't play this, they usually go for Bc4 and try and set up for the four move mate or King's Gambit. I will see If I can find an example for you later. |
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2... Nc6
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And now for some development (rule #2) As Black, steal the advantage from white. |
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3. Nc3
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I would say from here he wants to castle King-side but too early to tell for sure yet. Best to play it cool and keep developing. |
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3... e6
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This is to stop white from advancing his Knight to d5 and opens my Bishop and Queen. |
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4. g3
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Definetly looks like he wants to castle King-side now. |
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4... Nf6
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Keep developing |
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5. Bh3
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Now White has made a mistake here. His Bishop cannot go anywhere, really from this position except back to where he should have gone in the first place g2 (Rule #10 & 11). |
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5... g6
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I am going to set up for the Kings Indian Panno Variation. |
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6. Nf3
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Ok Finally White has out developed me. |
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6... Bg7
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Nothing to do but continue to set up my castle. |
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7. d4
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White pushes for control of the centre. |
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7... cxd4
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Let's take it and see what happens |
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8. Nxd4
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Now If I take his Knight with mine it will be a straight swap with the possibility of a discovered attack on his Queen. But that means my Knight would have to move to h5 to back up the Bishop (Rule #3), bad for me. Instead I will avoid the confrontation for now and see what white plays |
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8... Ne5
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Mmmm Yummy looking pawn @c4. Notice I attack toward the side I think he is most likely going to castle on |
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9. Qe2
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OK He saw the free pawn. Let's castle. |
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9... O-O
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This is a strong castle as long as white castles on this side also. It can get hairy if he castles opposite and starts pushing pawns on my King-side but it is going to take a lot of moves before white can even attempt that. |
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10. Bf4
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Ok I said there are some exceptions to the rules. In particular to this case Rule #3. Only as a last resort I play this next move though |
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10... Nh5
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This defends my Knight from his Bishop (Rule #5) and attacks his Bishop with my other Knight (also Rule #5) |
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