Well I've never done it, but if I were to make up rules on the spot, I'd say you each need 8 articles of clothing. For each pawn you lose, you lose an article of clothing. Pieces just work like normal. Maybe checkmate means you get to ... mate.
The tricky part would be finding a member of the gender of your choice who likes chess enough.
Originally posted by LundosWhile it is an interesting idea, there are likely more subtle ways to get her clothes off through chess lessons. Probably more effective too.
A girl from work wants me to teach her chess (I know I'm not qualified for that, but that's another discussion). I figured I would make it more fun for the both of us.
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Originally posted by UmbrageOfSnowWho needs to be subtle when the buldozer style works? Plus I'd guess she's already interested if she wants me to teach her chess.
While it is an interesting idea, there are likely more subtle ways to get her clothes off through chess lessons. Probably more effective too.
Originally posted by LundosWell you know better than us, you talk to her. Still I've given chess lessons to females platonically, as well as flirtatiously. Some girls are actually interested in learning chess and just have never gotten around to finding someone to teach them.
Who needs to be subtle when the buldozer style works? Plus I'd guess she's already interested if she wants me to teach her chess.
Originally posted by UmbrageOfSnowYou can never be completely sure about women. 😉
Well you know better than us, you talk to her. Still I've given chess lessons to females platonically, as well as flirtatiously. Some girls are actually interested in learning chess and just have never gotten around to finding someone to teach them.
I've never given chess lessons. After explaining how the pieces move and why the queen is better than a pawn, I wouldn't know how to continue.
Originally posted by LundosOne good thing is to think out loud as you play and explain the why of every move. Correct big mistakes in thinking, let them take back moves if it is a blunder, and actually point it out or ask "are you sure you want to do that".
You can never be completely sure about women. 😉
I've never given chess lessons. After explaining how the pieces move and why the queen is better than a pawn, I wouldn't know how to continue.
Originally posted by UmbrageOfSnowI don't know why I move like I do. It's all instinct. Of course it's easier to correct mistakes than explaining why a certain move is good.
One good thing is to think out loud as you play and explain the why of every move. Correct big mistakes in thinking, let them take back moves if it is a blunder, and actually point it out or ask "are you sure you want to do that".