I wonder if double checkmate is even a correct term, I would just call it checkmate, and add double check for more interesting info, but in the end, it's still just checkmate (i.e. game over)
Double checkmate
I wonder if double checkmate is even a correct term, I would just call it checkmate, and add double check for more interesting info, but in the end, it's still just checkmate (i.e. game over)
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If we're taking the double checkmate to be what it really is, the correct term is checkmate by double check.
The above game : is it a double checkmate or double check?Â
What is exact technical word used for the above win?Â
I stand by my comments here from back then. Double checkmate for me would be two individual checkmates, basically winning two games in a move. I can imagine for example a double checkmate would be possible in 4-way chess. I tend to agree with DifferentialGalois's description above, checkmate by double check or maybe double check checkmate
 shivam2627 wrote:
I once triple checkmated my opponent
I don't know how that's possible...



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I once triple checkmated my opponent
I don't know how that's possible...
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I think Steven is just having some fun with us - if he did that, he belongs in the Chess HOF solely based on that accomplishment