16 Sep 04
Originally posted by pidermanBlack's first move was a terrible blunder. With 2.Nd5, there would be no move for black to avoid 3.Ne3#.
I would like someone to analyse this game: Game 674570. Thanks!
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16 Sep 04
Originally posted by paultopiaI assumed that during setup you put all white pieces on the 8th rank, white pawns on 7th, black's pieces on first and black pawns on second. And that all the other rules are standard (no castling).
How does it work? Like, every other time you lose a piece, you get a queen or something?
16 Sep 04
Originally posted by Mephisto2Yes, this is correct. Note that I cannot setup a board using any other than the standard chess rules, as that is all there is programmed in this site. Next stop: all pieces along the two left- and rightmost files, missing the topmost pawns to allow promotion. Should be interesting, too 😀
I assumed that during setup you put all white pieces on the 8th rank, white pawns on 7th, black's pieces on first and black pawns on second. And that all the other rules are standard (no castling).