how do you castle? please help

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Avatar of paulshack

can someone help me and tell me how you castle on live chess as i'm new to this and have no idea, would be much appreciated for any help given

thanks

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just move the King on the square you want him to be after castles, i.e. 2 to the right or left.

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thanks for your help buddy

Avatar of philidorposition

There's much more to castling rules than what paulshack said:

http://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess.html#special

Scroll down to castling on this page.

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Teamwillow wrote:

grab the rook with ur mouse and move it 2 spaces. the king will automatically fling to the other side of it!


disregard this idiot.move the KING 2 squares left or right,NOT the rook!!

Avatar of wishiwonthatone

when castling, move the king first. Always the king.

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philidor_position wrote:

There's much more to castling rules than what paulshack said:

http://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess.html#special

Scroll down to castling on this page.


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Teamwillow wrote:
CerebralAssassin wrote:
Teamwillow wrote:

grab the rook with ur mouse and move it 2 spaces. the king will automatically fling to the other side of it!


disregard this idiot.move the KING 2 squares left or right,NOT the rook!!


Who you callin idiot? I'll own u at chess


 Lol.

Avatar of Javan64
Teamwillow wrote:
CerebralAssassin wrote:
Teamwillow wrote:

grab the rook with ur mouse and move it 2 spaces. the king will automatically fling to the other side of it!


disregard this idiot.move the KING 2 squares left or right,NOT the rook!!


Who you callin idiot? I'll own u at chess


Oh great; another 12 year old with too much testosterone in his hand!! Undecided

Avatar of Hugh_T_Patterson

The rules of castling are simple. When to castle is the tougher question. Many of my students either castle too early, when they should be developing their pieces or too late when their King is under attack.

Avatar of kingMeIKnow

Teamwillow, you need to think before you post. You gave bad advice, and after the correct information had already been given. The board doesn't need your doltish hostility.

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Successful troll is troll; Another game well played.

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Cool

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Teamwillow wrote:

Grab that rook and fling it to the left, weeeeee the king will jump over it into the now castled position. It's easy, and it's fun, and you can do it when you're playing the chess, just grab that rook and fling it to the left, weeeee the king will jump over it. 


Wrong.

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Teamwillow wrote:

Grab that rook and fling it to the left, weeeeee the king will jump over it into the now castled position. It's easy, and it's fun, and you can do it when you're playing the chess, just grab that rook and fling it to the left, weeeee the king will jump over it. 


Howard Johnson is rite! Garbhlahlaharururhah....

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Here is the definition of castling, directly from the FIDE site: "This is a move of the king and either rook of the same colour along the player’s first rank, counting as a single move of the king and executed as follows: the king is transferred from its original square two squares towards the rook on its original square, then that rook is transferred to the square the king has just crossed."


Got that, Mr. Willow?  THE KING MOVES FIRST!!!

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I'll stick with FIDE's version, thank you.

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Teamwillow wrote:
CerebralAssassin wrote:
Teamwillow wrote:

grab the rook with ur mouse and move it 2 spaces. the king will automatically fling to the other side of it!


disregard this idiot.move the KING 2 squares left or right,NOT the rook!!


Who you callin idiot? I'll own u at chess


double lol

Avatar of paulshack

thanks to everyone who gave the correct advice, as i have found you do move the king 1st, and to put the childish right its not a bitching comp but a simple answer to help a new chess member

thanks again