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Angelos_D

Your honest opinion :       Bishops  or   Knights ??

Cheesegorrila73
Usually it depends, because they both have their own strengths, with knights being able to jump over pieces and bishops having a longer range. But if I had to play a game with one of them removed, I’d play with no knights. Just overall less useful in my opinion.
Angelos_D

Personally i would pick knights because u can fork pieces in a move !!

THNX for your opinion cheesegorilla

Cheesegorrila73
Np. Knights are also an easy way to get a smothered mate
MrChatty
Angelos_D wrote:

Your honest opinion : Bishops or Knights ??

A true master uses both

Fr3nchToastCrunch

I try to keep both bishops alive if I can, assuming there are no situations where trading them is obviously advantageous. When both of my bishops survive until the endgame, I usually get quite favorable results from it. They'll nail pieces right off the board when my opponent thinks I blundered, and they can even get unexpected forks or even mates if things turn out right.

If I don't manage to keep both bishops, I'll try to save my knights instead. Both bishops can easily wreak havoc together, but just one bishop usually doesn't provide much help.

thewinnerofchessworld

I try to keep both bishops alive if I can, assuming there are no situations where trading them is obviously advantageous. When both of my bishops survive until the endgame, I usually get quite favorable results from it. They'll nail pieces right off the board when my opponent thinks I blundered, and they can even get unexpected forks or even mates if things turn out right.

If I don't manage to keep both bishops, I'll try to save my knights instead. Both bishops can easily wreak havoc together, but just one bishop usually doesn't provide much help.

Fr3nchToastCrunch
thewinnerofchessworld wrote:

I try to keep both bishops alive if I can, assuming there are no situations where trading them is obviously advantageous. When both of my bishops survive until the endgame, I usually get quite favorable results from it. They'll nail pieces right off the board when my opponent thinks I blundered, and they can even get unexpected forks or even mates if things turn out right.

If I don't manage to keep both bishops, I'll try to save my knights instead. Both bishops can easily wreak havoc together, but just one bishop usually doesn't provide much help.

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