@Sarg0n said in #8:
> This means Nunn's convention, too.
you forgot from black's side.
There are none I guess. Black is lost all the time.
There are none I guess. Black is lost all the time.
@Sarg0n said in #12:
There are none I guess. Black is lost all the time.
basically the result after the move will be same right
@Sarg0n said in #12:
> There are none I guess. Black is lost all the time.
basically the result after the move will be same right
Another example:
https://lichess.org/study/F8SvrIMi
Another example:
https://lichess.org/study/F8SvrIMi
Of course the result only can change to the worse by your move...
Of course the result only can change to the worse by your move...
@passionate_player said in #7:
If the position is already equal and cannot be won, does it mean that every move after that will be counted as '!' ?
Not quite, only if every other move (besides the ! move) is a mistake or a blunder. Finding such a holding move in an equalish position when it's super easy to blunder is very very hard to do. I think it deserve a !.
@passionate_player said in #7:
> If the position is already equal and cannot be won, does it mean that every move after that will be counted as '!' ?
Not quite, only if every other move (besides the ! move) is a mistake or a blunder. Finding such a holding move in an equalish position when it's super easy to blunder is very very hard to do. I think it deserve a !.
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