Consecutive checks

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Just a thought I had - greatest number of consecutive checks possible in a real game. This is my first effort, any improvements?

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In the game Britton-Crouch ( P&D Knights, London 1984 ) black made 43 checks in succession, a record at that time.

See " The even more complete chess addict " (1993) by Mike Fox and Richard James, pages 240 and 241, moves nr 46 - 90.

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This is what I can find
 
 
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RomyGer, the maker meant that all checks were answered by checks, not one side giving checks, but both.

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Hang on, my postion isn´t really legal, hehe...

Well, this is how far I got anyway.

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You guys are a looooooong way off the 53 on Tim Krabbe's site, lol

(legal position, promoted pieces allowed)

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Do you happen to have the link to there?

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http://timkr.home.xs4all.nl/chess2/diary.htm

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You should post a warning below links like that!

 

My head hurts now.

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That sure is a nice sequence.

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Wow...

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Player8-CHAMPION wrote:
This is what I can find
 
 
 

f5 pawn is so important...

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Here's the current record of 54 by A. Khanyan.



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Is that a legal position in post 13?

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madhacker wrote:

Is that a legal position in post 13?

Per Krabbe's site, it is. Counting promoted pieces, white has promoted 7 and black has promoted 4. This leaves 3 black pawns and the Bc8 to sacrifice to white pawns. So, something like this can explain the promotions.