Opening Surveys in ChessBase Magazine 129

The Sicilian Najdorf Variation is hard to tackle, so hard, in fact, that many
players simply want to evade it. The anti-Najdorf-system presented by Alexey
Kuzmin in CBM 129 starts with 2.Ne2, and only after 2…d6 – i.e. the
attempt to enter the Najdorf – dispenses with the direct advance of the
d-pawn. Take a look at the article in our ChessBase
Magazine blog.

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