09 Dec 16
Originally posted by yelrambobThe number of available moves will change after each move depending on variables like number of pieces on the board,number of unoccupied squares and legal moves possible so I don't see how it's possible to work out the exact number of moves available in an entire game as each game will be different.
Has any one ever tried to figure out the exact possible amount of moves for a chess game following the 50 rule?
I heard there are 3 billion possible board set ups at move four.
On a similar note I read somewhere that the number of moves in the board game "Go" was greater than the number of atoms in the universe, so you're probably talking 10^3 billion!!
21 Jan 17
Originally posted by vendagoogle has a very interesting study on the number of possible moves in chess and go and number of atoms in the universe
The number of available moves will change after each move depending on variables like number of pieces on the board,number of unoccupied squares and legal moves possible so I don't see how it's possible to work out the exact number of moves available in an entire game as each game will be different.
On a similar note I read somewhere that the number of moves ...[text shortened]... was greater than the number of atoms in the universe, so you're probably talking 10^3 billion!!
I could explain it in a few sentences
but you would not understand
06 Mar 17
Originally posted by lemondropA bit presumptuous for a 1200 player don't you think? The guy did say he was trying to improve his game.
google has a very interesting study on the number of possible moves in chess and go and number of atoms in the universe
I could explain it in a few sentences
but you would not understand