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comradM - Pokshtya

1. Ke4 Kd6 2. Kf5 Ke7 3. Kg4 d5 4. f6++ Kxf6 5. e5++ Kxe5 6. Nexd6

 

 

comradM
Pokshtya wrote:

I don't dig that deep  I play more intuitively

Oh, since you mentioned an analysis deep enough to prove that the first's move advantage is negligible, I felt that I had to calculate so deep to be an equal discussion partner. In general, I like to play intuitively as well, and prefer games with hidden info like Stratego, here in chess.com I will more focus on the games with "fog of war", where a player must have intuition for the probabilities, instead of exact calculations and mate announces.

 

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comradM - Pokshtya

1. Ke4 Kd6 2. Kf5 Ke7 3. Kg4 d5 4. f6++ Kxf6 5. e5++ Kxe5 6. Nexd6 1-0

Well, I have to resign my friend. Well played. No escape for my king. In all cases, a beautiful checkmate is obtained.

Ok, you are probably right about the overwhelming advantage of white, idk.

I would like to hear your opinion on these my two variants:

https://www.chessvariants.com/rules/battle-of-kings-

https://www.chessvariants.com/rules/epic-chess

Thank you!

 

comradM

GG

Thank you for the hint to your other variants, let's discuss them per PM.

Another request, my friend:Want to create an own chess variant and need some advice from your experience. Will call it  "Predator Chess", based on the old Predator movie with Arnie. 8x8 board, one side has the standard pieces, the other side has only one piece called "Predator" (not sure if balanced game needs a piece so strong as in "Maharaja and the Sepoys" or if a Queen would be enough). The side with the Predator can see all opponent's pieces, but the Predator is invisible and can be located only temporary when he captures, or on other rare events. Basically, it should be like "Maharaja and the Sepoys" (where a visible Maharaja has no chance), but here the piece is invisible. Let's discuss also this idea per PM if you want.