Author: Brian Thomas
Date: 06:12:27 01/03/03
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On January 02, 2003 at 21:06:02, Robert Hyatt wrote: >It is almost _always_ a mistake. B+N is _stronger_ than R+P, and this is >typically covered in most every begging chess book. Two pieces can attack >a square twice, while a rook can only attack it once... That may be true, but actually knowing this I'd make the same move again. (Not because I ended up winning, either :) I didn't record the game but I wish I did because I wouldn't mind going over it: it could be my opponent blundered which allowed me to believe the move was beneficial. Brian
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