Game 1537442
I was doing fine until I decided to castle. Then, I moved the rook two squares instead of the king and got slaughtered.
I hate this game sometimes!
Originally posted by AnneChristinaIt helps to know the rules--chess, as well as site. Move the king to castle (this has been the way in every piece of chess software I've used since I started with Chessmaster 2100 in 1989).
Game 1537442
I was doing fine until I decided to castle. Then, I moved the rook two squares instead of the king and got slaughtered.
I hate this game sometimes!
it used to be the rule in U.S.C.F. over the board play that when you castle you move the king first OR move ur king and rook at the same time
i have heard this was changed that you may now move the rook first
i disagree with this rule change because castleing isnt a rook move per say it is a king/rook manuvre
Originally posted by aspviper666I, too, disagree with this change, but it is there in the USCF rules: Rule 10 I2
it used to be the rule in U.S.C.F. over the board play that when you castle you move the king first OR move ur king and rook at the same time
i have heard this was changed that you may now move the rook first
i disagree with this rule change because castleing isnt a rook move per say it is a king/rook manuvre
Let's face it, there isn't a single chess player in the world, male or female who hasn't done something they could kick themselves for afterwards, it's an occupational hazzard of the game itself. The only advice I could offer to Anne Christine is to chalk it up to experience and then move on, but I suspect she knows that already.
Originally posted by aspviper666Right you are, Vipe!
it used to be the rule in U.S.C.F. over the board play that when you castle you move the king first OR move ur king and rook at the same time
i have heard this was changed that you may now move the rook first
i disagree with this rule change because castleing isnt a rook move per say it is a king/rook manuvre