Conclusion: if the rook side stands a chance to force the opponent to move his guards to the front, it's a win game.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
One Rook vs. Two Guards+Two Elephants
Generally, it's a draw. However, if the rook can take advantage of the situation before the defense side deploys its troops, the rook side is able to win the game.
Conclusion: if the rook side stands a chance to force the opponent to move his guards to the front, it's a win game.
Conclusion: if the rook side stands a chance to force the opponent to move his guards to the front, it's a win game.
One Canon +One Rook+Two Guards+Two Elephants vs. One Rook+Two Guards+Two Elephants
If the canon is captured by the other side, it becomes a draw in most cases.
Conclusion:
- Attack before the enemy's defense is solid
- Use your rook and your king to control the move of the rival's guard
- Take advantage of the chasing loop forbidden by the rule.
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