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A game called losing chess (or) lossers chess

A game called losing chess (or) lossers chess

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I played this chess game once at a chess site online, where you want them to take all your peices just to have your King or if you get Checkmated you win. It is like checkers where if you can take a piece you have to take it.

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Sounds kind of like trying to ride a bicycle backward.

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Losers Chess is just one of many so called "wild" variants of chess that could be played online. Other "wild" chess variants include Fischer Random, Kriegspiel, Powerhouse, Crazyhouse, Bughouse, and Atomic. If interested all of these wild variants can be played on the Internet Chess CLub

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Originally posted by Impala03
Losers Chess is just one of many so called "wild" variants of chess that could be played online. Other "wild" chess variants include Fischer Random, Kriegspiel, Powerhouse, Crazyhouse, Bughouse, and Atomic. If interested all of these wild variants can be played on the Internet Chess CLub
Yes I don't like that Crazyhouse game.

I like the Chess game were it is 3 pawns and a king each:
WP=a2,b2&c2
WK=d1
BP=f7,g7,h7
BK=e8

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Personally I like loser's chess. I give away my pieces anyway!

-TT

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Oooh, ho w about strip chess?

Whenever you capture a piece, your opponent has to start stripping.
Ofcourse, pick your opponents carefully ;-)

Bart.

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Originally posted by DrEek
Ofcourse, pick your opponents carefully
Bart.
Indeed! You do not want to see me across the board during this sort of game, folks.

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I doubt I would like this variant. I think I might like Bug House and maybe Knightmare chess variants. I have played Crazy Screen, King's Corner, Dark, Screen, and Shuffle chess variants.

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I generally dislike variants, EXCEPT "Fischer Random", which you can play (though it has a different name) at itsyourturn.com -- it teaches you to think outside of opening prep. and to learn how to utilize pieces effectively without resorting to all the familiar themes you've seen in real chess. It's the only variant (I feel) that can help you in normal chess.

Sarah