depends on position
EQUAL?
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Nov 16, 2010
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Equal?
May I remind you that all chess pieces are equal, some are just more equal then others.
Maybe. Depends on the positions and the players -- if you're taking the knight/bishop away from someone who is particularly adept with the piece, I would say probably.
Nov 16, 2010
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you will never have the chance to trade your queen for a knight or a bishop plus six pawns, never
Nov 23, 2010
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mag is right... how the heck would you achieve a position where such an exchange could be orquestrated?
mag106 wrote:
depends on position it may be rare to see such position
The position shows an exchange of queen for bishop.
All the other stuff were taken for free.
Miranda_Manuel wrote:
is it ok to trade 1 Queen for 6 pawns and 1 knight/ bishop??
Much depends on when making such trade-off? At the beginning of the game or at the end? At the end of the party such an exchange is quite profitable. Increases the value of pawns. And of course we must look at the position.
HankHill123 wrote:
mag106 wrote:
depends on position it may be rare to see such position
Weird? Why 1. Qxb7 Kg3
And not 1. Qxb7 Be4+
Fezzik, you have to allow a fork or two. 
It happened to me in one of my games in our school tourney and I was shocked to see it happen
is it ok to trade 1 Queen for 6 pawns and 1 knight/ bishop??