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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

In this way the game is opened and new trails, even if dubious ones, must be blazed. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #77)
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12 77 In this way the game is View more quotes about opened">opened and new trails, even if dubious ones, must be blazed.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 74 This permits him to dictate the opening and, accordingly, immediately assume the offensive.
12 75 Many players of Kaissa, not even of the caste of players, incidentally, know several openings, in numerous variations, several moves into the game.
12 76 This is one reason certain irregular, or eccentric, defenses, though often theoretically weak, are occasionally used by players with red.
12 77 In this way the game is opened and new trails, even if dubious ones, must be blazed.
12 78 If these irregular or eccentric defenses tend to be successful, of course, they soon, too, become part of the familiar, analyzed lore of the game.
12 79 On the master's level, it might be mentioned, it is not unusual for red, because of the disadvantages attendant on the second move, to play for a draw.
12 80 "You still have red," observed my opponent.
This permits him to dictate the opening and, accordingly, immediately assume the offensive. Many players of Kaissa, not even of the caste of players, incidentally, know several openings, in numerous variations, several moves into the game. This is one reason certain irregular, or eccentric, defenses, though often theoretically weak, are occasionally used by players with red. In this way the game is opened and new trails, even if dubious ones, must be blazed. If these irregular or eccentric defenses tend to be successful, of course, they soon, too, become part of the familiar, analyzed lore of the game. On the master's level, it might be mentioned, it is not unusual for red, because of the disadvantages attendant on the second move, to play for a draw. "You still have red," observed my opponent. - (Players of Gor)