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RoughlyUnderscore
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May 11, 2021
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How would I notate castling in "e2e4 d7d6"-like notation?

Alramech
Alramech
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May 11, 2021
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RoughlyUnderscore wrote:

How would I notate castling in "e2e4 d7d6"-like notation?

Notation such as 1.e2-e4 and 1... d7-d6 is still algebraic notation.

Therefore, O-O is kingside castling, and O-O-O is queenside castling.

RoughlyUnderscore
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May 11, 2021
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Alramech wrote:
RoughlyUnderscore wrote:

How would I notate castling in "e2e4 d7d6"-like notation?

Notation such as 1.e2-e4 and 1... d7-d6 is still algebraic notation.

Therefore, O-O is kingside castling, and O-O-O is queenside castling.

I'll try that