Duecer and I were playing chess. My rook was under attack so I went to castle.
Him, busy girl and Short circuit swore up and down I can not castle with a rook under attack or if my rook passes through a check.
I swear up and down I can, and after some google searches I still find no place where it says I can NOT castle when my rook passes through a check or into a check.
Well?
Originally posted by PhlabibitONLY CHESS FORUM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> \-/
Duecer and I were playing chess. My rook was under attack so I went to castle.
Him, busy girl and Short circuit swore up and down I can not castle with a rook under attack or if my rook passes through a check.
I swear up and down I can, and after some google searches I still find no place where it says I can NOT castle when my rook passes through a check or into a check.
Well?
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Originally posted by PhlabibitYou're right P. You cannot castle if your King is in check, or you'd be moving your King through check in order to do so. The rule does not apply to Rooks.
Duecer and I were playing chess. My rook was under attack so I went to castle.
Him, busy girl and Short circuit swore up and down I can not castle with a rook under attack or if my rook passes through a check.
I swear up and down I can, and after some google searches I still find no place where it says I can NOT castle when my rook passes through a check or into a check.
Well?
Hope this helps.
Knightmail
🙂
Edited to please the grammar nazis...😞
Originally posted by KnightmailI hope they were liars, I don't much care for ignorant people.
You're right P. You cannot castle if your King is in check, or you'd be moving your King through check in order to do so. The rule does not apply to Rooks.
Hope this helps.
Knightmail
🙂
Edited to please the grammar nazis...😞
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You are correct.
When you castle, the rook can be under attack at the time. It can move over squares that are under attack. It can end on a square that is currently under attack.
All of the above prohibitions apply only to the king.
The only rule for the rook is that it cannot have been moved prior to the castling move.
I'm sure the folks over in the "chess only" forum will confirm all of this. 🙂
Originally posted by mwmillerHow would you feel if you were playing OTB and 3 people in the room said YOU ARE RONG?
You are correct.
When you castle, the rook can be under attack at the time. It can move over squares that are under attack. It can end on a square that is currently under attack.
All of the above prohibitions apply only to the king.
The only rule for the rook is that it cannot have been moved prior to the castling move.
I'm sure the folks over in the "chess only" forum will confirm all of this. 🙂
Answer: Not so good.
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Originally posted by PhlabibitHow would I feel??
How would you feel if you were playing OTB and 3 people in the room said YOU ARE RONG?
Answer: Not so good.
I would feel smarter than at least three people in the room! 😀
You could pull out your old dog-eared copy of FIDE rules of chess and point them to 3.8.b (1), (2) for further support.
Originally posted by mwmillerAlmost, if the rook ends up on a square attacked by an opponent's piece, then the K had to pass through an attacked square. 😕
You are correct.
When you castle, the rook can be under attack at the time. It can move over squares that are under attack. It can end on a square that is currently under attack.
All of the above prohibitions apply only to the king.
The only rule for the rook is that it cannot have been moved prior to the castling move.
I'm sure the folks over in the "chess only" forum will confirm all of this. 🙂
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Originally posted by mikelomI wouldn't ague with people with swords. Not unlike Phalb's scenario of arguing with three flesh eating giants unless you're packing you should stay quiet and come on internet forums to show off how right you were.
...And if The Three Muskateers had said you can't open with d5? Would you have still listened and still googled?.... I doubt it!!
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Originally posted by PhlabibitI'm sorry to say, my good friend shorty, busygirl, a great lady, and deucer a super guy, were all wrong. The situation of the rook is NOT a consideration. The only stipulation regarding the rook is that it hasn't already moved.
Duecer and I were playing chess. My rook was under attack so I went to castle.
Him, busy girl and Short circuit swore up and down I can not castle with a rook under attack or if my rook passes through a check.
I swear up and down I can, and after some google searches I still find no place where it says I can NOT castle when my rook passes through a check or into a check.
Well?
OR...
Castling would have lost the game by a horrible blunder, and your good friends were trying to keep you out of trouble.
(More likely)