Figures move randomly. In how many moves on the average (statistical significance), the black king is guaranteed to receive a mat? Conversion to other figures as pawns randomly.
Rendom Chess The problem with pawns
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May 26, 2013
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counting the white king doing nonsense? Assuming P=Q when it hits back rank or random promotions? The extremes are 2 & infinite if you count the king, pawn up twice = Q is over, or randomly pick king each go for white and never...
jonnin написал:
counting the white king doing nonsense? Assuming P=Q when it hits back rank or random promotions? The extremes are 2 & infinite if you count the king, pawn up twice = Q is over, or randomly pick king each go for white and never...
what nonsense?
Absolute mate in 2, except if White foolishly moved his king successively
therellcuesta написал:
Absolute mate in 2, except if White foolishly moved his king successively
Do you understand the word random? Pieces move randomly
May 27, 2013
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if the white king is moved randomly (pointless, it would be just a few outlying cases where it could ever contribute, therefore useless nonsense moves) it matters. Is the king allowed to move around randomly?
Again the promotion question matters. And a lot of draws are possible as well. Pawn directly in front of black king moves, its stalemated in 1.
jonnin написал:
if the white king is moved randomly (pointless, it would be just a few outlying cases where it could ever contribute, therefore useless nonsense moves) it matters. Is the king allowed to move around randomly?
Again the promotion question matters. And a lot of draws are possible as well. Pawn directly in front of black king moves, its stalemated in 1.
Anything is possible. All the pieces are moving.