where is the white king?
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EvinSung
Jun 10, 2021
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#1
Jun 12, 2021
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#6
EvinSung wrote:
dmc6502 wrote:
Probably a3.
incorrect
a3 would also work tho
krazeechess wrote:
EvinSung wrote:
dmc6502 wrote:
Probably a3.
incorrect
a3 would also work tho
No because then there would be a pawn on c3, look at the example
Jun 12, 2021
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#8
cricket7890 wrote:
krazeechess wrote:
EvinSung wrote:
dmc6502 wrote:
Probably a3.
incorrect
a3 would also work tho
No because then there would be a pawn on c3, look at the example
correct
D4 attacking the bishop.
Jun 12, 2021
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#11
cricket7890 wrote:
krazeechess wrote:
EvinSung wrote:
dmc6502 wrote:
Probably a3.
incorrect
a3 would also work tho
No because then there would be a pawn on c3, look at the example
no like im saying that a stalemate could also occur with the first position if the king was on a3
Jun 12, 2021
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#12
krazeechess wrote:
cricket7890 wrote:
krazeechess wrote:
EvinSung wrote:
dmc6502 wrote:
Probably a3.
incorrect
a3 would also work tho
No because then there would be a pawn on c3, look at the example
no like im saying that a stalemate could also occur with the first position if the king was on a3
not a stalemate
AunTheKnight wrote:
I can only see bishops, a rook and the black king.
The question was where does the white king haev to be
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