Moves are the same except for castling only the pieces are in different positions. The opening is the key to 960; analyze where your lines of attack are and your weak points. Then just do what you would normally do: control center, develop your pieces etc. By the middle game it is pretty similar to regular chess, just with some strange positions sometimes. Tactics and board vision are crucial.
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Nov 24, 2012
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Many thanks to you hrobert5.Can you explain castling to me in chess960,as you say,"Moves are the same except for castling".
Thanking you very kindly,
Chess_guy72.
its hard to explain since the rooks are in a different position everytime. Basically its like regular; king two spaces and rook flops to other side.
Nov 26, 2012
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Many thanks.It is a matter of playing that version in order to get used to the way it is played.I may give it a try sometime.
Many thanks for your help.
Hello checkmates,
How does one play chess960? I take it that the moves are similar to that of turn-base games.
Many thanks,
chess_guy72.