En passant if the pawn is on f5 instead of f6. g5 (or Ng2) is checkmate.
Does move g5 by black end the game?
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En passant is when you capture a pawn that moved two squares as if it had only moved one square.
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I thought that white could remove the g5 black pawn en passant when it is played, but after computer analysis it appeared that g5 is checkmate and black is not allowed to remove the pawn en passant. I am supprised that it is checkmate suddenly!
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No, "en passent" isn't possible in that situation. If the White pawn was on f5, "en passent" would've been possible. So, ...g5# is checkmate.
This is an unacceptable position !!
How white forgot his Queen attacked by black's knight ?
What was white previous move !!?
Ng2+ also checkmate.
I thought that white could remove the g5 black pawn en passant when it is played, but after computer analysis it appeared that g5 is checkmate and black is not allowed to remove the pawn en passant. I am supprised that it is checkmate suddenly!
Man keep on learning