Re:Chess: Who will win in this riveting game of Math.random(...
by lmm on Monday January 26, 2015 @05:07AM
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The principle is the same as king and rook - the two bishops can trap the enemy king just like a rook can, and you can position your king opposite him and then advance one and force him back. You can work that one out reasonably well from first principles.
Bishop and knight is nontrivial to do in the 50 moves you have, but almost never comes up.
Bishop and knight is nontrivial to do in the 50 moves you have, but almost never comes up.