Computer Chess Club Archives

Search

Messages

Subject: Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9)

Author: Ricardo Gibert

Date: 20:31:58 02/24/03

Go up one level in this thread

Roughly in order of practical value:

N + M < 2B
N <= B
R + P < 2M < R + 2P
M + P < R < M + 2P
2R <= Q + P
3P < M

where M = B|N

The "real" rules are much more complicated than this. You must also take into
account how many pawns are on the board; whether pawns are on both sides of the
board; whether the position is open or closed; how many major pieces are left;
King safety; is it an endgame or a middlegame, etc.

• Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Vincent Lejeune 01:32:30 02/25/03
  • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Dan Andersson 09:17:28 02/25/03
    • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) David Rasmussen 10:46:55 02/25/03
      • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Ricardo Gibert 11:21:23 02/25/03
        • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Dan Andersson 11:28:46 02/25/03
    • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Vincent Lejeune 10:10:34 02/25/03
      • Re: Exceptions to (1,3,3,5,9) Ricardo Gibert 10:41:40 02/25/03

This page took 0 seconds to execute

Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700

Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.