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   | Ralph Betza analyses this variant and the double move on 
   a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/d.betza/chessvar/muenster.html")
     | this page
-  | . There seems to be a common belief that black should win with accurate
-  | play, but it's clearly hard to demonstrate. And if someone can show a
-  | winning strategy, we'll add some white material to balance this game.
-  | Meanwhile, the variant is also playable 
+  | . Four pawns thus seems too few. Eight would most likely be too much,
+  | so the games here start with six white pawns.
+  | With time or engine play it could be further adjusted (to 5 maybe?).
+  | Anyway, that the variant is playable 
   a(href="https://greenchess.net/rules.php?v=monster") on greenchess.net
-  | .
+  |  with any number of white pawns.