Learn the Sicilian with 2e6 - Chess Lessons

2e6 is a flexible move that can lead to the Sicilian Taimanov, the Sicilian Kan, the Pin Variation and even the Sicilian Four Knights. Watch this video to learn how to play either side of this flexible Sicilian setup.

Learn the Sicilian with 2e6 - Chess Lessons

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