GraysonKellogg wrote:
And after being lovingly spared by Pudding, Tag, in an act of betrayal, captures their King, winning the game.
Good game, you two! Thanks for playing!
We aren't dating bro
[RESUMED (Black’s Turn 8)] REMATCH #4: Chess, with a computer Teammate. (Variant 4)
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Apr 18, 2026
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#1203
GraysonKellogg wrote:
And after being lovingly spared by Pudding, Tag, in an act of betrayal, captures their King, winning the game.
Good game, you two! Thanks for playing!
"betrayal"
Apr 18, 2026
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#1204
tag wrote:
GraysonKellogg wrote:
And after being lovingly spared by Pudding, Tag, in an act of betrayal, captures their King, winning the game.
Good game, you two! Thanks for playing!
"betrayal"
"lovingly"
Apr 19, 2026
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#1205
I can reopen another round of this game if two people are willing to play!
Apr 19, 2026
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#1207
AlexDaGood wrote:
So it’s gonna be ME vs the next person
Ok! You will play against someone else!
I can accept a return player or a new player.
28 days ago
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#1208
Pudding wrote:
Just put their score history (win draw loss)
agreed
19 days ago
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#1209
I was waiting for a specific person, but it looks like they aren’t coming, since they haven’t joined yet. So…
Open seek! Does anyone want to play against @AlexDaGood?
Open seek! Does anyone want to play against @AlexDaGood?
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18 days ago
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#1215
Alright!
@AlexDaGood will play Black.
@Pudding will play White.
Get ready… The game will begin soon!
18 days ago
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#1216
@Pudding reigning champ? I’m 2/2 in this variant while if I remember you are 1.5/3 so. (If I remember wrong I’m sorry)
17 days ago
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#1217
SuryaVS wrote:
@Pudding reigning champ? I’m 2/2 in this variant while if I remember you are 1.5/3 so. (If I remember wrong I’m sorry)
Yep! Pudding is not the champion yet… But if he wins this game, he will be! High stakes here.
You two could also play against each other too afterwards if you want, lol.
17 days ago
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#1218
As a reminder, each player has two AI teammates. They swap out every turn and will move immediately after you do.
Purity takes odd-numbered turns (1, 3, 5, etc.) and is around as good as unrestricted random moves. It can leave or even put your King in check. In the event this happens, Purity’s move will be rejected and its turn will be skipped. However, the second time Purity hangs its own King, it just actually makes that move, and the other side can win by capturing the hung King.
Stockfish takes even-numbered turns (2, 4, 6, etc.) and will be run on my iPhone, allowed to think for 5 seconds. In the event Chess.com decides to display both a blue and green arrow, I will be choosing the move with the blue arrow. I will be using the FIRST move it suggests, so if it changes its mind in repeat runs, it doesn’t count. If you put the enemy King in check, Stockfish’s turn will be skipped! Others have checked the enemy King on a Stockfish turn with the intent of having Stockfish take the King… Please don’t do this! Stockfish will be skipped. (If they weren’t, the game would end too fast.)
Please note that you do NOT have to get your King out of check if you don’t want to. You can leave your King in check during a Stockfish turn and have Stockfish deal with it. You can technically let Purity deal with it too, but it’s very risky considering it doesn’t know what check is.
17 days ago
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#1219
That being said… Let’s start!
@Pudding, the board sits before you. You have the White pieces. You go first. Go ahead and start us off by giving your army its first command!
If so, either Bouncy Chess, Cylindrical Chess, or Knockback Chess.