If you got rid of it then you would have to get rid of the rule when the pawn can jump two squares on their first move
WHAT A SCAM!
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It is a legal move
If you got rid of it then you would have to get rid of the rule when the pawn can jump two squares on their first move
If you got rid of it then you would have to get rid of the rule when the pawn can jump two squares on their first move
OH MY GOD U IDIOT U NEVER HEARD ABOUT CASTLING?! U NOOB ITS CASTLING AND IS NOT A CHEAT
WAIT I SEE NOW!
It just glitches out sometimes bro so calm down
Jul 27, 2021
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#26
Anyone else sick of these 'EN PASSANT ILLEGAL MOVE TEEHEE' posts?
it's en passant
Circumlocutions wrote:
Anyone else sick of these 'EN PASSANT ILLEGAL MOVE TEEHEE' posts?
yeah you could say that. i know its off topic but i honestly don't know why people even do this stuff. I mean, they have to know that nobody thinks they're being funny, and they must know how to play chess, so the only logical explanation left is that they're just entertaining themselves. Which is still annoying.
Jun 5, 2025
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#29
Oh my god, chill guys "En Passant" is a move that if your opponents pawn moves 2 squares up and your pawn is on the left/right side of the pawn you go over the pawn and take it. "En Passant" in French means ''in passing'' ok this is not illegal move. 🙂↕️
Jun 5, 2025
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#30
Im so annoyed about these "Ilegal move" posts. Everytime ,one or another posts something about illegal moves. If you think I am wrong, please go read the chess rule book.
I just got SCAMMED!
So, I was playing a game against @Hikaru in 1 min bullet, and for some reason, he played this illegal move which checkmated me!
It's probably a glitch, so chess.com should remove it.
Does @Hikaru have super hack powers? If he does, please ban him from chess.com forever.
So, I was totally winning in this game against @Hikaru, and he cheated by taking my pawn even without touching it!
PLEASE NERF THIS HACK CHESS.COM!
Here is the game:
I was playing as Black:
Some people call it "en croissant" or something... but I AM NOT FOOLED!
It is not called en croissant, It is called En Passant. It is french for "In Passing"