Author: Ferdinand S. Mosca
Date: 07:40:18 11/26/01
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>The more pawngroups a side has the worse the position is. >You can better have 6 pawns in a row than 4 - 2 than 2 - 2 - 2. >This is the pawn grouping rule. Hello!! I termed this as pawn islands. I thought that only pieces capable of creating dangerous combinations would give this structure more inferior. Dangerous combinations would mean pieces that are capable of creating mating threats. With mating threats naturally the opponent will constantly look after it, then at some point one of those islands would fall. But what will happen if we are left with only pawns?, or KNKB both with pawns? Regards, Dinan
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