In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun!

 Players and pieces in hand:

Board A White Team 1: - bobobbob 2 pawns and knight

Board B Black Team 1: -  Chessy4000 queen

Board A Black Team 2: - awesomd  knight and pawn

Board B White Team 2: - JagdeepSingh queen and pawn

Overall Move list (by order posted):

1. B. g3
2. B. d5
3. B. Bg2
4. A. e4
5. A. e5
6. B. e5
7. A. Nf3
8. A. Nc6
9. B. b3
10. B. Nf6
11. B. Bb2
12. B. bd6
13. B. Nc3
14. B. c6
15. B. Nf3
16. B. Qd7
17. A. Bc4
18. A. Nf6
19. A. Ng5
20. A. d5
21. B. e3
22. B. 0-0
23. A. exd5
24. A. Na5
25. B. d4
26. B. e4
27. B. Nd2
28. B. Qc7
29. B. 0-0
30. B. Ng4
31. A. Bb5+
32. A. c6
33. B. h3
34. A. dxc6
35. B. Nf6
36. A. bxc6
37. B. @e5
38. A. Be2
39. A. Bc5
40. B. Bxe5
41. B. dxe5
42. B. Qxe5
43. A. d3
44. B. Rb1
45. B. @f3
46. A. h6
47. B. Nb5
48. B. @e2
49. A. Nf3
50. A. e4
51. B. Bxe5
52. B. exd1=Q
53. A. dxe4
54. A. Qxd1+
55. B. Rbxd8
56. B. cxb5
57. A. Bxd1
58. B. Bh1
59. A. Q@b4+
60. B. @e2
61. A. Q@c3
62. A. Qxe4+
63. B. Bxf6
64. B. exd1=Q
65. A. R@e2
66. A. B@b4

Individual Move List (by order made on each board):

A.

1. e4! e5
2. Nf3 Nc6
3. Bc4 Nf6
4. Ng5 d5
5. exd5 Na5
6. Bb5+ c6
7. dxc6 bxc6
8. Be2 Bc5
9. d3 h6
10. Nf3 e4
11. dxe4 Qxd1+
12. Bxd1 Bh1
13. @e2 Q@c3
14. Qxe4+ R@e2
15. B@b4

B.

1. g3 d5
2. Bg2 e5
3. b3 Nf6
4. Bb2 Bd6
5. Nc3 c6
6. Nf3 Qd7
7. e3 0-0
8. d4 e4
9. Nd2 Qc7
10. 0-0 Ng4
11. h3 Nf6
12. @e5 Bxe5
13. dxe5 Qxe5
14. Rb1 @f3
15. Nb5 @e2
16. Bxe5 exd1=Q
17. Rbxd8 cxb5
18. Q@b4+ Bxf6
19. exd1=Q

I want to play!

im baaaaaaaack!

I'm putting you guys against eachother this time to mix it up a bit so it's more interesting. But if you want to be on a team again, just tell me.

can i join

 You don't need to ask. Anyone can join.

ill play

We need one moer player

I am interested, but given my next week's access to the Internet is iffy, I will wait until the next round... Bughouse is one of those games that is better at a fast pace :) 

please join, we have been waiting for a long time for players, and there is no time limit.

In this case we are playing correspondence bughouse. I know it sounds a bit weird, but it's still fun. The strategy is different from blitz bughouse though.

Count me in too. :)

All right! The game starts now!

Jagdeep: you are playing white on board B and your partner is awesmond

g3

B1. e4

"Board B White Team 1: -  Chessy4000"

Since I am white, I believe it should be Black right. :) 

ok i'll take black

B1. d5

 Yes, Chessy4000 is playing black. I miswrote.

B   2. Bg2