Only Chess
10 Jul 03
Originally posted by Mr BeanI've looked at the game, and can see nothing wrong with the castling.
Please look at game http://www.redhotpawn.com/core/viewhistory.php?gameid=210498 game between me and David G. I'm not sure if that kind of castling is allowed in chess. I consider myself as new to the game, so please enlighten me.
White castled queenside (o-o-o), which is the same manoeuvre as castling kingside (o-o). In both cases the king moves two squares toward the rook, and the rook jumps over.
Dave
It's proper in castling (either side) for the Rook to pass over an attacked square ...as long as the King doesn't....in this case 0-0-0 lands the king on a safe square without passing the line of your Queen.
'Cause I've been preventing him to castle on both side, I just tought having my queen between his QR and King would prevent it. I'm not sure of it, that's why I asked. Thanks! 😏
John