20-Move Chess
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Mar 3, 2016
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Now white and black remove a pawn:
Ooops, sorry, have to go, I will finishgthis game later.
LOVES! Though I made my UK nationality in honour of my godmother.
Mar 3, 2016
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Oops, forgot to mention: After 10th move, PIECES (not pawns) CAN CAPTURE!
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Nice variant
I should highlight to Bilbo21's example that if no piece can capture, Ng7 would not be mate regardless. Since the knight cannot capture the king, the king is therefore not under attack and is therefore not mated.
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Mar 4, 2016
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#15
newengland7 wrote:
I should highlight to Bilbo21's example that if no piece can capture, Ng7 would not be mate regardless. Since the knight cannot capture the king, the king is therefore not under attack and is therefore not mated.
In that case, checkmate would never happen, and the game would eventually draw by repetition
Mar 5, 2016
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#17
newengland7 wrote:
Okay, for the record, here is a picture of my godmother that she decided to make public--I have two other pictures of her.
http://en.gravatar.com/jessica1hof
She look like a granny to you?
Off topic.
This is a warning.
"Off topic.
This is a warning."
My apologies. Back to the topic.
"ops, forgot to mention: After 10th move, PIECES (not pawns) CAN CAPTURE!"
Why knights not taking each other after 10th move in your diagram then?
Following the example of my colleague from the UK, I will now proceed to give a variant that I call "20-move chess"
No pieces can be captured and no pawns can be moved. Every 20 moves, you can remove one of your opponents pawns.