Good luck @MathsMaths0..
I actually I posted this so that I can follow this thread
Good luck to you too. I don't know any kind of strategy or what kind of play is good but here goes. (Should I also post board?)
1. e4
Good luck to you too. I don't know any kind of strategy or what kind of play is good but here goes. (Should I also post board?)
1. e4
Yup post board ,no need to use paint since this is normal chess pieces and board you can use chess.com analysis board and share it here ..
I am waiting
Event #98 Matchup Triangle
Knights can not capture bishops.
Bishops can not capture rooks.
Rooks can not capture knights.
Example 1:
Blacks knight can not capture whites bishop. So it is checkmate.
Example 2:
White plays e8=R#. Blacks bishop can not capture whites rook, so it is checkmate.
Example 3:
Blacks rook can not capture any of whites knights. So it is stalemate.
Sorry I was rushing that time. Also, we're two moves in, it's not that hard to envision. 3. Bc4 I guess
4. d4
I usually play this against the anti-fried. Has a pretty high win percentage for both my and masters' games.
5 ... Bc5
to setup position i need to set it up from he very beginning?what's the way to edit your board?
Event #49 Flying Rooks
Rooks can jump over pieces when they move. However, when jumping over a piece the rook can not make a capturing move.
Example:
White plays Rf8#. Whites rook can jump over pieces and it is not a capturing move, so the move is legal. Black can not respond with Rxf8, since the rook can not capture when jumping over pieces.
This is an event chess game between @MathsMaths0 (white) and @SJ_SJ (black).
Rules:
This game will follow the correspondence rules posted here.
Time Control: 14 days/move + 24 hour timeout warning.
Vacation Time: 4 days. Refreshes every 40th move.
Game starts like a normal chess game with 2 additional rules:
Note that each player starting one event means a game will become a combination of 2 events.
When an event starts it will be chosen randomly from over 100 events and consists of some sort of rule changes to the game. More about event chess can be read here.
Good luck!