Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In an open game, the knight is usually better than a bishop."
...In an open game, a bishop can easily navigate across the board in one or two moves.
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Showing posts with label bishop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bishop. Show all posts
Nov 11, 2018
[Answer] In an open game, the knight is usually better than a bishop.
...In an open game, a bishop can easily navigate across the board in one or two moves.
[Answer] In a closed game, the knight is usually better than a bishop.
Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In a closed game, the knight is usually better than a bishop."
...In a closed game, the knight can jump over pieces and escape and attack pawns.
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