Bishop Exchange, Climbing Silver

Bishop Exchange
Climbing Silver

☖ pieces in hand: 角

9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1
香	桂		金	王			桂	香	1
	飛		銀			金			2
歩			歩	歩	歩	銀	歩	歩	3
		歩				歩			4
	歩						歩		5
		歩					銀		6
歩	歩	銀	歩	歩	歩	歩		歩	7
		金					飛		8
香	桂			玉	金		桂	香	9

☗ pieces in hand: 角

In shogi, Bishop Exchange Climbing Silver (角換わり棒銀 kakugawari bōgin) is a Bishop Exchange (Double Static Rook) opening that uses a Climbing Silver attacking formation with the left silver.

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Bibliography

Hosking, Tony (1997). The art of shogi. The Shogi Foundation. ISBN 978-0-95310-890-9. {{cite book}}: Invalid |ref=harv (help)
Kitao, Madoka [in Japanese] (2011). Joseki at a glance. Translated by Kawasaki, Tomohide. Nekomado. ISBN 978-4-9052-2501-0.

External links

HIDETCHI's YouTube videos:
- Shogi Openings: Bishop Exchange #1 · Climbing Silver played by Black in Bishop Exchange (from 11 min 58 sec to 19 min 40 sec)
- Shogi Openings: Bishop Exchange #2 · Merits of Climbing Silver vs other silver strategies in Bishop Exchange
- Shogi Openings: Bishop Exchange #4 (white's one-turn loss bishop exchange) · Climbing Silver in One-Turn Loss Bishop Exchange (from 8 min 24 sec to 9 min 54 sec)
Yamajunn's Basic Shogi Opening: Kakugawari
Shogi Shack: Bishop Exchanged Climbing Silver
Yet Another Shogi Site:
- Normal Bishop Exchange: Sente Climbing Silver
- Normal Bishop Exchange: Gote Climbing Silver
Shogi in English: Bishop Exchange Climbing Silver
Quest of the Lost Systems:

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Shogi Openings

Static Rook

Double Static Rook

Fortress	Double Fortress Spearing the Sparrow Morishita System Central Rook Fortress Waki System Akutsu Rapid Attack vs Right Fourth Rook Yonenaga Rapid Attack Ninja Silver Crab Silvers
Double Wing	Floating Rook Retreating Rook Primitive Climbing Silver Tsukada Special Twisting Rook Rook on Pawn No Guard
Bishop Exchange	Reclining Silver (Kimura joseki, G48 R29) Rushing Silver Climbing Silver Tempo Loss Wrong Diagonal
Side Pawn	B-33 Rapid Attack B33 B45 Double Side Pawn P*23 N-33 Rapid Attack K-41 Aono Rx33+

Counter-Ranging Rook

Static Rook Bear-in-the-hole Maruyama Vaccine Iijima Bishop Pullback Straight Line Bear-in-the-hole King's Head Vanguard Pawn Subway Rook Left King Takada System Center Vanguard Pawn Central Rook vs Side Pawn
Rapid Attack	Left S-57 Rapid Attack Yamada joseki Saginomiya joseki Ponpon Knight Spearing the Bird Super High Speed S-37 Three-Pawn Sacrifice

Ranging Rook

Bishop Head Pawn Feint Ranging Rook Twisting Rook Tonari Dokkan Rook
Central	Primitive Central Rook Cheerful Central Rook Silver Horns Bear-in-the-hole Central Rook Edge Bishop Flatfish Central Rook Fortress Central Rook vs Side Pawn
Fourth File	Fujii System Bear-in-the-hole Fourth File Rook King's Head Silver Bishop Exchange Fourth File Rook Leghorn Special Tateishi Yōryū Fourth File Rook
Third File	Bear-in-the-hole Third File Rook Kōyan Manabe Ishida (Quick Ishida, 3–4–3, Fourth-to-Third, R-77) 1...R-32 1.R-78 Demon Slayer New Demon Slayer Tomahawk
Opposing	Sakata American B-33 Direct Ōno
Double Ranging	Opposing vs Third Double Third Double Opposing Opposing vs Fourth Opposing vs Central Double Central Left Bear-in-the-hole Central Rook

Other

Handicap

Castles

Other Theory

See also

Bibliography

External links