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what is this move called. Black takes out a pawn, sideways....
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Feb 16, 2025
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Tree is no such thing as a sideways pawn move. You could mean en passant?
Feb 16, 2025
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mikeonlineable wrote:
what is this move called. Black takes out a pawn, sideways....
Do you mean en passant?
https://support.chess.com/en/articles/8557558-what-is-en-passant-it-s-not-an-illegal-pawn-move
Seriously guys, why would it be "en passant"? The way it's described, it's just the normal pawn capture.
Feb 16, 2025
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#7
The fact that he’s confused about it probably means it isn’t just a normal pawn capture
xtreme2020 wrote:
The fact that he’s confused about it probably means it isn’t just a normal pawn capture
This is a new player who is literally 100 rated. Everything is possible.
Feb 16, 2025
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magipi wrote:
Seriously guys, why would it be "en passant"? The way it's described, it's just the normal pawn capture.
En passant looks like a sideways move since the two pawns are side by side initially
Its en passant a chess rule
