rich wrote:
I beat that record I had 4.
Can you post us the game?
More then one castling?
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Did you record the game?
I believe thats the normal method, although there are games on the Utube.
The hilarious part in all this is that White still lost, despite castling twice... :D
donngerard wrote:
impossible!!!
i agree
LokiMundane wrote:
Also after looking at the game not only would white castle a second time but he would have to castle through check as well.
yes i saw that too. besides the game stops at move #32.
Can you show us the move?I'ts a bit hard to understand when written than shown in a diagram.
Apr 20, 2009
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rich wrote:
No it wasn't an online chess game, it was between me and someone at school last autumn.
omg you again ! first you go off about calling rook as castle and now you managed to 'castles' four times from your school ! what the hell are you learning from this school ?! no wonder this school isn't teaching you properly about chess or whatever...
kco wrote:
rich wrote:
No it wasn't an online chess game, it was between me and someone at school last autumn.
omg you again ! first you go off about calling rook as castle and now you managed to 'castles' four times from your school ! what the hell are you learning from this school ?! no wonder this school isn't teaching you properly about chess or whatever...
It must be elementary school
Apr 20, 2009
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btw what is elementary school ? I think here in Australia and New Zealand we called it the primary school for 5-11 year old, the same thing ?
Apr 20, 2009
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Elementary school here in Canada usually refers to grades 1-6, up to about 11 years old (though it used to be just grades 1-3 and 4-6 were 'intermediate'). I imagine it's the same in the States.
no offense intended, but it is a kinda pointless , meaningless question that no one really will ever care about, nor shou they....
Yeah three castlings is not possible. Once the king moves once o the first castle, the king can not castle again.
Yes.