castling with two hands
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are you allowed to castle with two hands?
Jun 9, 2020
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#2
5 years ago you could under USCF rules but not under FIDE rules - looks like Nakamura did it in 2015
z5r wrote:
are you allowed to castle with two hands?
In a tournament, I doubt so.
In casual games, it's your call. I always allow my opponents to perform castling using two hands.
I never understood what the big deal was/is about castling with 1 hand or 2 hands.
Jun 9, 2020
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#5
Monie49 schreef:
I never understood what the big deal was/is about castling with 1 hand or 2 hands.
The big deal is; which piece do you touch first. If you touch the rook first, then according to FIDE rules you should make a move with your rook. Castling becomes illegal then.
Spelenderwijs escribió:
Monie49 schreef:
I never understood what the big deal was/is about castling with 1 hand or 2 hands.
The big deal is; which piece do you touch first. If you touch the rook first, then according to FIDE rules you should make a move with your rook. Castling becomes illegal then.
Complete BS rule created by some rich whiner.