King's Indian Attack: Sicilian Variation (variation 2)

This opening focuses on solid development and flexible pawn structure for White in the early stages of the game.

This variation typically involves White setting up a strong pawn center with pawns on e4 and d3, followed by developing the knights to f3 and d2. The bishop is then fianchettoed to g2, supporting the center and preparing for kingside castling. Black usually responds by mirroring White's pawn structure and developing their own pieces. Both sides aim to control the center and prepare for a strategic middlegame battle. White's setup allows for various pawn breaks and piece maneuvers, providing flexibility and potential for different pawn structures depending on how the game unfolds. This opening is known for its solid and positional nature, with both players having opportunities for active play and strategic maneuvering.