10 Statements

Statement (c) is false! Since opposite corners are always the same colours, and a knight needs 2 moves to reach another square of the same colour as it's initial square, thus we can conclude that five moves is impossible.

Round Over!!

==Round 33==

a) Magnus is the current world champion starting from 2013.

b) Zukerotrt, Morphy and Andersson were never world champions.

c) A Queen can control a minimum of 20 squares when placed on an empty board.

d) Chess is often known as 西洋棋 in Chinese.

e) The synonym of a pin is the skewer.

f) FIDE is pronounced as "fee-day".

g) There can be 20 rooks on the board when added from both players.

h) In a Round Robin tournament, each player has to play against all the other players at least twice, once for each side (White or Black).

i) A Queen without support has no way to mate an opponent King on an empty board, but has to ability to cause stalemate by itself.

j) Both the Evergreen Game and Immortal Game were played by William Steinitz.

==Leaderboard==

1. WBFISHER - 33 points

2. MuhammadAreez10 -- 20 points

3. JQuChess -- 15 points

4. KM101 -- 14 points

5. bendzsa12 -- 13 points

6. arindam_rao -- 12 points

7. alekspachalov99 -- 11 points

8. superman0101 -- 8 points

9. Anna-Mercy -- 4 points

9. fltsrymy -- 4 points

11. soupram -- 2 points

11. mashantor -- 2 points

13. mahesh_r01 -- 1 point

13. catirene -- 1 point

13. jdfam7 -- 1 point

13. Prologue1 -- 1 point

13. July_Summer -- 1 point

13. Tom_Brady_SB49_Champ -- 1 point

13. SJFG -- 1 point

13. pushpendra999 -- 1 point

13. CheesyPuns -- 1 point

13. jothi-lingam -- 1 point

h and j are false, as is e.

@Robert0905 -- Your aim is to find and post the true statements only, not the false ones. Please see the rules at the first page.

EDIT: Since I don't have much time for a new puzzle (for certain reasons), I decided to change the rules a bit. Now false statements do not affect the round at all! So a round can only end when all true statements have been found! I will change the rules on the first page later.

g is true

i is true.

c is true

A is true.

b is true

e is true

E is false.

d is true?

 a skewer is a pin that is reversed.  

www.thesaurus.com/browse/skewer

www.chesscorner.com/tutorial/tactics/skewers/skewers.htm

A skewer "pins" the piece behind the more valuable piece because the more valuable piece should (or must) move.   

www.chesskid.com/article/view/pin-it-to-win-it

h is true? (double round-robin)

E is false. A pin is the opposite of a skewer. The round was over before 16 hours.

@MuhammadAreez10 -- As I previously stated, now false statements do not end the round anymore, but will not reward points as always.

Do you lose a point if you point out a false statement?

F is true?

@MuhammadAreez10 -- Nope, you just lose 2 hours of your precious time for guessing, though that is a good suggestion. ;)

All true statements have been found!

True statements: a, b, d, f, g, h, i.

(c) is false since A Queen can control 21 squares and over on an empty board, never less than that.

(e) is false since though they are similar, but have different meanings, a pin mainly aims to take the piece behind the pinned piece, while a skewer aims to take either piece.

(j) is false since both games are actually played by Adolf Andersson.

Round Over!!