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Whats better in material-wise?

Whats better in material-wise?

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Whats better:
2 Rooks or a single Queen
2 Knights or 2 Bishop
8 Pawns or a Knight/Bishop and a Rook

This is not a trick, but some GMs and IMs say that X is better than Y and Y is better than X which does confuse people like me so the better public, which is you people, can tell me? The above shows

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Depends on the position.

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Depends on the position.

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Originally posted by Red Night & cmsMaster
Depends on the position.
😵 so predictable lol

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what does it depend on?

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The position.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
The position.
so you're saying it depends on the position
😉

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Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
The path of the moon.
you've seen me play then - actually it depends on the time of term... in school holidays I play well (don't worry, I'm a teacher, not a spotty kid). In term time give me a queen and 2 rooks and the guy with 2 knights will win. Not far from the lunar cycle though.

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If all the pawns are on the seventh rank, then most of the time they are better than a knight or bishop and rook.

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Originally posted by Fat Lady
If all the pawns are on the seventh rank, then most of the time they are better than a knight or bishop and rook.
Has anybody ever managed to have 8 pawns on the seventh rank simultaneously!?

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Has anybody ever managed to have 8 pawns on the seventh rank simultaneously!?
I think that would be impossible, that is, unless your black.

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