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| From the article: "In chess, there are often many ways to reach the same position. For example, it doesn't matter whether you play 1. P-K4 ... 2. P-Q4 or 1. P-Q4... 2. P-K4; the game ends up in the same state. Achieving identical positions in different ways is called transposing." What the hell is P-K4 ... 2. P-Q4 or 1. P-Q4... 2. P-K4? Can anyone elaborate on this? THanks.... |
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Illco Member since: 1/3/2003 From: Groningen, Netherlands |
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| Something like this? Illco |
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