I thought it probably wasn't. Presumably castling c side is possible only with the rook to the a side of the king and g side with the rook to the h side. Is that the way it's played? What rules are used if not FIDE?
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The FIDE laws, Guidelines II. Chess960 Rules, II.3 Chess960 castling rules say that from the following White to play position where none of the white pieces have moved
any of the following four moves are possible.
As opposed to normal chess, where only two are possible. Is this the way it's actually played?