Frankigoodgurl meets BBB76 prt 2

FrankiGoodGurl · Aug 25, 2019

Meet number 4 I think... It’s getting hazy. ?

Studcuck35 · Aug 25, 2019

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BigBlackBull76 · Aug 29, 2019

FrankiGoodGurl said:
Meet number 4 I think... It’s getting hazy.

Your count is good and we also reconciled the count for chess with the last meet too so I think we are both on the same score, beat, rhythm, and thought patterns here my dear @FrankiGoodGurl

FrankiGoodGurl · Aug 29, 2019

BigBlackBull76 said:
Your count is good and we also reconciled the count for chess with the last meet too so I think we are both on the same score, beat, rhythm, and thought patterns here my dear @FrankiGoodGurl

I’m planning on winning the tiebreaker game though. Remember, the Queen is the most powerful piece on the board. Let alone the Queen of

- you’re a worthy player though, who really knows how to tie his opponent up in knots ?

BigBlackBull76 · Aug 29, 2019

FrankiGoodGurl said:
I’m planning on winning the tiebreaker game though. Remember, the Queen is the most powerful piece on the board. Let alone the Queen of - you’re a worthy player though, who really knows how to tie his opponent up in knots

Haha, well my dear I admire your competitiveness and we shall see how the next game goes down however I will have to quote another chess grand-master from Brooklyn for you here where they say:

"The king is not powerless! So much so that when the king is check mated the game ends so, and a victor is declared. Is the king powerless??

I think you are mixing mobility and reach with being powerful; looks like because of the mobility and reach of the queen it is somehow powerful where as the king is powerless but, that's somehow incorrect. You can see the power of the king increases as the game enters the ending stage and less pieces exist on the board; even though king's reach is short the king becomes one of the most powerful pieces on the board in the endgame (This is one of the most beautiful and amazing things a like about chess; the dynamics of power and value is not static, it changes and evolves as the game progresses).

The queen alone cannot deliver check mate in a Queen+King vs King; the queen needs help of another piece to be able to deliver check mate against a lone king. As a reference for players relative value of pieces is given and the queen carries the biggest value but, the king is given infinite value or no value though, an explanation being that when the king is captured or check mated the game ends.

Some times in a game of chess it can happen that a simple pawn can become even more powerful than the queen. Many studies show how the power of pieces changes depending on the specific position and circumstances on the board."

FrankiGoodGurl · Aug 30, 2019

BigBlackBull76 said:
Haha, well my dear I admire your competitiveness and we shall see how the next game goes down however I will have to quote another chess grand-master from Brooklyn for you here where they say:

"The king is not powerless! So much so that when the king is check mated the game ends so, and a victor is declared. Is the king powerless??

I think you are mixing mobility and reach with being powerful; looks like because of the mobility and reach of the queen it is somehow powerful where as the king is powerless but, that's somehow incorrect. You can see the power of the king increases as the game enters the ending stage and less pieces exist on the board; even though king's reach is short the king becomes one of the most powerful pieces on the board in the endgame (This is one of the most beautiful and amazing things a like about chess; the dynamics of power and value is not static, it changes and evolves as the game progresses).

The queen alone cannot deliver check mate in a Queen+King vs King; the queen needs help of another piece to be able to deliver check mate against a lone king. As a reference for players relative value of pieces is given and the queen carries the biggest value but, the king is given infinite value or no value though, an explanation being that when the king is captured or check mated the game ends.

Some times in a game of chess it can happen that a simple pawn can become even more powerful than the queen. Many studies show how the power of pieces changes depending on the specific position and circumstances on the board."

Whatever!

FrankiGoodGurl · Aug 30, 2019

FrankiGoodGurl said:
Whatever!

Here’s another quote: Always protect your queen!

And by Fischer: “I like the moment when I crush a man’s ego.” ?

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