And I found an article
Let's get it straight: En passant isn't cheating.
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Jun 19, 2020
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#63
1_a31-0 wrote:
ChessSensasian wrote:
1_a31-0 wrote:
chessPlatypus01 wrote:
totally, a glitch that also happens in world championships where u cant glitch on a wooden board
Then that’s cheating. I got expelled from a tournament for doing ent possont, I learned the hard way
Interesting...didn't know that there were professionals that didn't know that en passant was a thing
It’s not a thing!!
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Jun 19, 2020
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#64
Is there any article or evidence that suggests that En Passant is NOT a thing???
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I guess not.
En passant is definitely not cheating. If anything is cheating, it’s moving your pawn 2 spaces and evading capture!
Jun 19, 2020
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#66
K_Simonson wrote:
En passant is definitely not cheating. If anything is cheating, it’s moving your pawn 2 spaces and evading capture!
Interesting...apparently there are times when you can do en passant on a pawn that moved up two spaces. It has happened to me before when I have played against people. I move a pawn up two spaces and then someone does en passant to capture it
ChessSensasian wrote:
K_Simonson wrote:
En passant is definitely not cheating. If anything is cheating, it’s moving your pawn 2 spaces and evading capture!
Interesting...apparently there are times when you can do en passant on a pawn that moved up two spaces. It has happened to me before when I have played against people. I move a pawn up two spaces and then someone does en passant to capture it
Obviously it’s a legal tactic but if it wasn’t that would be unfair
Jun 19, 2020
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#69
K_Simonson wrote:
ChessSensasian wrote:
K_Simonson wrote:
En passant is definitely not cheating. If anything is cheating, it’s moving your pawn 2 spaces and evading capture!
Interesting...apparently there are times when you can do en passant on a pawn that moved up two spaces. It has happened to me before when I have played against people. I move a pawn up two spaces and then someone does en passant to capture it
Obviously it’s a legal tactic but if it wasn’t that would be unfair
Tactics are tactics...
ok?
Jun 19, 2020
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#71
The problem is not a matter of cheating. It never arises in play over a board. You never see a pawn just vanish in that form, But it can happen on the internet.
Other technical details I leave to the experts to discuss, of which there seems to be no lack here.
Can people stop saying things like "en passant is cheating, he hacked chess.com"? I'm getting tired of it now. If you think it's cheating, then ask the people at FIDE and chess.com. They'll laugh at you.
Jun 19, 2020
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#73
You make a very good point, icositetc, but it is the internet that seems to be the problem, The question never comes up over the board, or if it does, you are ushered from the room.
Jun 19, 2020
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#74
mercatorproject wrote:
You make a very good point, icositetc, but it is the internet that seems to be the problem, The question never comes up over the board, or if it does, you are ushered from the room.
So is en passant not used often in face-to-face tournaments or playing?
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Jun 19, 2020
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#77
Chesssens, it happens often in the situation you speak about, but the question of its validity seldom comes up, and if it does, the matter is probably decided outside the room, as they like it to be quiet there.
woah
this got crazy
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