Game with 500 brilliants
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27 days ago
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Its impossible. You can’t even have 500 regular moves, it would end in a draw
#2 no, the longest chess game possible is 4000+ moves
27 days ago
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#6
Isn’t there a rule that in 50 moves (pawn moves not included) it is a draw? We have 7x2 14 pawns, if all of them do 14x7 98 moves there would left 50 moves by the other pieces
27 days ago
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#6 4,000 MIGHT be possible but I know for a fact you can reach over 1,000. Just try and follow my math here. The 50 move rule is that if a piece is not captured or promoted after 50 moves it’s a draw. So, considering there are 32 pieces on the board, if there was one capture every 49 moves (so 32x49) that would result in 1,568. HOWEVER, what I’m not sure is what if every pawn promoted I move 49. From what I understand that would add 786 moves to the game but still wouldn’t reach 4000. But my math could be wrong.
27 days ago
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fire_redonly wrote:
Its impossible. You can’t even have 500 regular moves, it would end in a draw
Hikaru played an 810-move game
My best score is 4 brilliants I want to make 500 in a game