17 Nov 11
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Originally posted by EladarI've just checked one of my games where an underpromotion happened. Upon underpromotion RHP does this (using underpromotion to bishop as an example):
The pawn gets promoted before the opponent's next turn. This means that it should show the pawn turning into a knight and a knight getting captured.
At least that's how I see it.
If both bishops have already been captured one of the bishops in the captured piece sections disappears and a pawn appears, as though it were taken, upon recapture the bishop is retured to the captured piece section and the pawn still remains.
28 Nov 11
Originally posted by Bebop5As a not-terribly-good player, I can attest to this. I recently threw away an OTB game thinking I had a material advantage... when in fact my opponent had just put one of my captured pieces behind the clock where I couldn't see it.
Doesn't matter what it shows as being captured; all that matters is what's left ON the board.
28 Nov 11
Hi Robin.
This OTB game we must see - better still PM me the details and it may
(may = certainly will) appear in the next blog.
And don't forget I'm only a 10 minute bus ride away from your club.
Infact I may pop along to get a picture to go along with the game.
Your next home game is on the 7th December (play the Pearl Harbour Attack).
I'll be there with the RHP camera.
I'll build the whole blog around you and your game.
Let your error be the guiding light for thousands of others.
Let your moment of misery and total despair be a beacon that others can point to.