Maybe they should use very heavily weighted pieces... like, combine chess and weight lifting.
why chess not in Olympic?
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Aug 28, 2021
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This has and is already being discussed,
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-should-be-in-the-next-olympics
So join there instead
StumpyBlitzer wrote:
This has and is already being discussed,
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-should-be-in-the-next-olympics
So join there instead
its SHOULD BE IN THE NEXT OLYMPICS I means, chess should be in 2032,2036,2040 and more...
Aug 28, 2021
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FIRD4US_10 wrote:
StumpyBlitzer wrote:
This has and is already being discussed,
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-should-be-in-the-next-olympics
So join there instead
its SHOULD BE IN THE NEXT OLYMPICS I means, chess should be in 2032,2036,2040 and more...
And here they go again. How original.
blueemu wrote:
Maybe they should use very heavily weighted pieces... like, combine chess and weight lifting.
True! LOL
Wal1726 wrote:
becuz if chess was in olymppics then ludo, monopoly all these games would be in olympics
I think probably not
Louutah16 wrote:
Because it’s a board game and not a sport.
Pretty simple.
Pretty simple.
You just hurt someone's chess feelings, lol
I suppose it's because chess isn't a sport.
Aug 28, 2021
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Optimissed wrote:
I suppose it's because chess isn't a sport.
What if they used huge, heavy chess pieces, and chess clocks as big as apartment buildings... and you had to scale the side of of the clock and jump up and down on the button in order to press the clock?
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