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101 selected games from the fifties and sixties

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Hansen: The Chameleon Variation metadata-enriched but are still played nowadaysConfronting the Sicilian on Your Own Terms. In 1982, the late Ken Smith's publishing house Chess Digest published the first edition of Andy Soltis' small monograph Beating the Sicilian, The Chameleon Variation. It was well received and a second edition came out in 1990. It proposed a very flexible way for White to handle the Sicilian Defense using the move order 1. e4, 2. Nc3 and 3. Nge2. It kept most of White's options open and allowed White to lure