En passant
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11 hrs ago
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#5
If a pawn moves two squares and finds itself next to an opponent's pawn, the opponent can capture with their pawn as if it moved only one square. The capture can only happen on that move, not later. We didn't invent this rule, it's much older than the internet!
Imagine delivering checkmate with en passant! It can be done!!!
10 hrs ago
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#7
I know all about en passant. I don't need an explanation about it
10 hrs ago
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#8
MaestroDelAjedrez2025 wrote:
I know all about en passant. I don't need an explanation about it
Okay, so? You don't need to comment on this forum.
10 hrs ago
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#10
MaestroDelAjedrez2025 wrote:
Ok, but I like expressing my opinions about things
Even when it's not about you? No one asked if you know en passant or no. And you could express your opinions while being helpful too.
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