Chess Level 5 Lesson 2: Defender And Attacker Math

 If there are more attackers than defenders, then you should capture

If they are tied, then the defending side is okay

If there are more defenders than attackers, then the defending side is okay

Pawn: 1 point

Knight: 3 points

Bishop: 4 points

Rook: 5 points

Queen: 9 points

King: Infinity points

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