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Octal · 05-01-2008, 11:54 PM

Ronaldinho:

I can't quite seem to find the leygue-rausis Creon 1999 game; are you sure you have all the information right?

About using MCO as a guide to the dragon; I plan on buying a book on the dragon, specifically "Play the Sicilian Dragon" by Edward J. Dearing. I've read, but don't own, a book by Steve Mayer called "The Soltis Variation of the Yugoslav Attack," so I am pretty familiar with the 12. h4 territory. I've also read "Starting Out: The Sicilian" by John Emms, though it hasn't really helped for the Dragon, but more for playing the Sicilian with the white pieces.

Najdork:
That variation of the Najdorf you are talking about is the English attack, right?

05-01-2008, 11:54 PM	#4 (permalink)
Octal Forum Queen Posts: 224 Thanked 11 Times in 11 Posts Chess Profile	Ronaldinho: I can't quite seem to find the leygue-rausis Creon 1999 game; are you sure you have all the information right? About using MCO as a guide to the dragon; I plan on buying a book on the dragon, specifically "Play the Sicilian Dragon" by Edward J. Dearing. I've read, but don't own, a book by Steve Mayer called "The Soltis Variation of the Yugoslav Attack," so I am pretty familiar with the 12. h4 territory. I've also read "Starting Out: The Sicilian" by John Emms, though it hasn't really helped for the Dragon, but more for playing the Sicilian with the white pieces. Najdork: That variation of the Najdorf you are talking about is the English attack, right?