81Dojo Web SystemAbout Static Rook, opposition and All-Rounder
cathbad (1067) 2022-03-24 13:02Hello. I have a question. What does Static Rook, opposition and All-Rounder mean?
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cathbad (1067) 2022-03-24 13:02deleted
Thank you
>>2 captbirdseye Thank you.
>>2 captbirdseye well there are still lots of free resources online: here's a list that I've saved up all on shogi: http://www.shogi.net/nexus/ukekata/index.html http://www.shogi.net/kakugen/ https://www2.teu.ac.jp/gamelab/SHOGI/TANIGAWABOOK/coverpage.html http://www.shogi.net/ISC/Kifu/Aono/Aonotop2.htm http://www.shogi.net/ISC/Shogi/AdvancedpageTop.htm http://yigo.org/godata/shogi/tsume/tsume.php http://website-walk.info/senpou/ganki/ https://www.shogi.or.jp/tsume_shogi/everyday/ https://www.shogi-rule.com/senpou_index/ https://shogidb2.com/strategies https://shogishack.net/ some sites are in japanese but they are understandable if you just look at the sequences/strategies/patterns https://shogishack.net/ is in english, and has very good info for beginners/novices
> What does Static Rook, opposition and All-Rounder mean? If you are new to the game, it might be worthwhile considering buying a reasonably priced introductory book, if you don't already have one? 'Shogi for Beginners' by John Fairbairn, and 'The Art of Shogi' by Tony Hosking are both good - they both explain the difference between Static and Ranging Rook openings. There is a short (free) Introduction to Shogi (in Spanish) here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8qsilh7g56webl/Breve%20Introduccion%20Al%20Shogi.pdf?dl=0
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