That, Is What I Have Been Hearing Lately, But I Feel Like That Isn't The Complete Truth.
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A king & pawn ending is a long way from the opening...
Mar 24, 2012
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#44
I Mean The Black Has No Chance Unless A Blunder Happens For White, It Does Not Seem Quite Right To Me.
Sounds like crap to me too. 
Mar 24, 2012
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#46
Essentially, Doesn't Every Game Ultimately Revolve Around Your Enemy Messing Up For You To Take An Advantage?
Pretty much, yeah. Even a lot of the draws (lol)...first you mess up, then your opponent does (or vice versa).
Mar 24, 2012
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#48
So Saying That Black Has no Winning Chances Isn't Really An Accurate Statement.
It's the usual kind of stuff you hear around here...kind of like with the Ponziani Opening thread.
The one thing i do not like playing the Budapest in tourneys is how easy white can draw the position ...i won with luck one time in tourney when white messed up a king and pawn endgame both even...so white has to pretty much blunder for black to win ..