1. c2c4  1... e7e5  2. d2d3 With his opening choice, Tan shows a desire to play a simple Sicilian with reversed colors rather than engage in a theoretical battle. 2... f8b4 By the same logic, the Sicilian with the check on b5 has been a headache for Black, so why not try it with reversed colors $2 I promise to stop making these comparisons from now on, otherwise, this analysis may be harder to understand than the movie \"Inception.\" Judging who gets the better of inverted color openings is very difficult in chess. 3. b1d2  3... c7c5 A creative move. Black gains control in the center but seals the bishop's fate on b4. 4. g1f3 