the rarest checkmate, the doubly disambiguated bishop capture checkmate
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ARICHESS007007 wrote:
has It even Happened because I have never seen it
I literally showed my game where it actually happend against a real online player?
Example of a double disambiguated bishop capture checkmate. Sorry that the game is kinda long
SacrifycedStoat wrote:
You probably also watched hikaru’s video on that, but in case you didn’t:
With a doubly disambiguated bishop move, you’re not attacking any new squares, so it would have to be a revealed checkmate.
Furthermore, because of how the bishops have to be arranged, a vertical revealed checkmate is impossible, so it had to reveal a checkmate by a 4th bishop of the same color, or a queen.
With a doubly disambiguated bishop move, you’re not attacking any new squares, so it would have to be a revealed checkmate.
Furthermore, because of how the bishops have to be arranged, a vertical revealed checkmate is impossible, so it had to reveal a checkmate by a 4th bishop of the same color, or a queen.
duh it is still a checkmate and capture is harder than non-capture
one game........................................................good game
wowo
to kegobobm I'm now sweating
what about double disambiguated bishop capture discovery double checkmate?
That's still the same move if you were to write it down in algebraic chess notation