Vincenzo Castaldi vs Eugenio Szabados (1948)

Vincenzo Castaldi vs Eugenio Szabados
8, Venice it ITA 1948 · Sicilian Defense: Chekhover Variation (B53) · 1-0

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Apr-03-08		GibGezr: Very interesting game; 5.Qd2 is a novelty, and given my understanding of the "normal" continuation 5.Bb5, should be fairly strong in it's own right. The Queen often ends up on d2 in these 4.Qxd4 lines anyway, so refuse to take that Sicilian knight and just move to d2 early. Hmm.

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