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29. September 2011, 22:10:36
Nothingness 
i was unable to finish my last post before my battery ran out. The problem with chess is in a K+B+N vs K is that the rule is basically setup that can a C class player draw a master level player..or something to that effect. Yes having advanced players look at this would be the best idea. im playing Sandoz in small variation now, and am trying this forced draw setup.. so far it is working. 1 game i was able to eliminate all 3 sabs very early. the next game i have dug in very well and can just sit and wait for a mistaken attack. and eventually get a large lead and still not attack. the ultimate goal.

29. September 2011, 22:37:10
Dark Prince 
Subject: Re: KBN vs K
Nothingness:
There are players rated less than expert that know how to win efficiently with KBN vs K advantage, but I don't know about c-class. The rule is not for the rating level but for the skill in advancing the position. If a player of whatever ranking cannot advance the position, a draw is an appropriate outcome.

29. September 2011, 22:43:05
Nothingness 
Subject: Re: KBN vs K
Dark Prince: Actually if you are asking for the draw rule to be implemented when you feel that your opponent has insufficient material to win than the level of player matters. ill try and find the rule in my chess rule book. or online

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