Spassky's strategic anti-Sicilian, where White plays 2.Nc3 and develops with g3, Bg2, d3 and f4, building a King's Indian-style setup with reversed colours. Avoids all Open Sicilian theory and leads to slow, manoeuvring positions where understanding outweighs memorisation. Black typically mirrors with ...g6 and ...Bg7.
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ProgressMove 1 of 6
Move Sequence
1.e4c5
2.Nc3Nc6
3.g3g6
4.Bg2Bg7
5.d3d6
6.f4e6
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