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Joined 21 Sep '06 Moves 24552 Game 3347408 features what has to be an extremely rare move, namely Bh1 checkmate.
I wonder how rare this is relative to moves like O-O mate or c8(B) mate
Joined 21 Feb '06 Moves 6500
Joined 11 Nov '05 Moves 43938 Perhaps even an en passant giving mate is rare...
Joined 03 Mar '05 Moves 45848 O-O # or O-O-O # would also be rare.
But the rarest chess move is pawn8/B or pawn1/B.
Joined 29 Jul '06 Moves 2414 I don't think I'll ever see a move like exd6ep#
Route 66
Joined 29 May '07 Moves 2699 Originally posted by YUG0slav
I don't think I'll ever see a move like exd6ep# Black plays ...d5?? what should white play?
Joined 11 Nov '05 Moves 43938 Originally posted by YUG0slav
I don't think I'll ever see a move like exd6ep# Black to move...
He played 1. - g5+ and yelled 'mate' becaues he didn't know the e.p. rule.
White responded with 2. hxg6 and yelled 'mate' because he knew the e.p. rule.
Joined 09 Jun '07 Moves 1416 Not rare but lovely.
Game 3670924
The fork is wonderful. And discovered check!
How often do they both come up?
Joined 29 Jul '06 Moves 2414 Originally posted by FabianFnas
He played 1. - g5+ and yelled 'mate' becaues he didn't know the e.p. rule.
White responded with 2. hxg6 and yelled 'mate' because he knew the e.p. rule. who actually says "mate"?
Sigulda, Latvia
Joined 30 Aug '06 Moves 4048 This problem has an interesting mating pattern.
White to move and win.
Under ur ChessBoard!
Joined 12 Feb '07 Moves 2944 Originally posted by YUG0slav
who actually says "mate"? probably the same people who announce 'Check!" like it's the winning move
Joined 29 Jul '06 Moves 2414 Originally posted by Restless Soul
probably the same people who announce 'Check!" like it's the winning move usually it's a bishop check on b4 which gets blocked by a pawn move to c3
River City
Joined 08 Dec '04 Moves 16907 Originally posted by Restless Soul
probably the same people who announce 'Check!" like it's the winning move I like to say "check" in very quiet tournament halls, but the expression is generally unnecessary.
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