The following are main line moves 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 g6 4.BxNc6 dxBc6, of the Rossolimo. This opening is also known as the Anti-Sicilian but often know as the Rossolimo Attack.
To jump start this post is Chess Lecture video posted on You Tube on the Rossolimo.
Also at the end of the Part One video on the Rossolimo I am providing one Annotated Chess Flash game and then the other links to the other parts to this exhaustive Chess Lecture on the Rossolimo Variation presented on You Tube.
Directly below the You Tube Part One video is a Rossolimo Variation game with notes taken from the " Blue Book" Second edition of Standard Chess Openings by Eric Schiller. Finally after the links to the other You Tube Chess video's on the Rossolimo variation are four Grandmaster games spotlighting this Anti-Sicilian.
Right below is example game of Rossolimo Variation between Rossolimo vs Romanenko at Bad Gastein 1948.
a Rossolimo Variation game with notes taken from the " Blue Book" Second Edtion 2002Standard Chess Openings by Eric Schiller.
Rossolimo-Romanenko.pgn
The links listed below are the complete chess lecture series on the Rossolimo variation on You Tube.
Chess Sicilian 2...Nc6 Rossolimo (3...a6 & 4...bxc6) Part-2
Chess Sicilian 2...Nc6 Rossolimo (3...a6 & 5...g6) Part-3
Chess Sicilian 2...Nc6 Rossolimo (3...a6 & 5...d5) Part-4
Chess Sicilian 2...Nc6 Rossolimo (3...a6 & 5...d6) Part-5
The four Grandmaster games that follow the moves 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 g6 4.BxNc6 dxBc6, the Rossolimo Variation.....diamondback
castellanos_zambrana_2006.pgn
naiditsch_skripchenko-lautier_2004.pgn
sidorenko_klokas_2008.pgn
sjugirov_akshayraj_2008.pgn
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