Hi friends pls any one tell is this is right move for giving check in chess game ?
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Hi friends this s Ravi.I searched all chess books and many sites for check rule in chess but it was just waste of time. Pls chess masters help me with these questions. I am ...show more
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Answer:
1. Unlimited 2. no limit, although practically only so many consecutive checking moves will be possible. 3. pawns move one or two squares first move, if two squares opponent can take the pawn with his pawn as if it had only moved one. This is called "en passant". Pawns can queen to any piece but a king or a pawn. 4. Whatever duration you want.
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1) wow...very difficult question. It would be infinite, except we need to factor in the 50 move draw rule. Anyway I think it would be millions at least..maybe trillions...it would take a lot of hard work to figure this one out. 2) again, there would be a 50 move draw rule...but if he is giving check with a pawn or while capturing a piece then it resets the timer...so millons/trillions again 3) castling isn't special. No moves are special. They are legal or illegal. duration for each move? a move is an abstract concept and not a physical phenomenon so time is not involved...there is no duration. these questions are actually totally unrelated to chess. to help answer the first question, I would start with white moving a single pawn and then bringing his king to the center of the board...black can check with knights over and over for 50 moves without getting a 3 fold repetition...then make one more pawn move and repeat. keep the knights on the board and I think you could manage 50 checks between each pawn move...but im not sure how many pawn moves would be maximum or when you need to start capturing material.
idlenessss
1.u can use as much as u need but u should not repeat same move 2.lack of power on both side and repeat same move cause draw.so don't do multiple check 3.by moving pawn to other end u can get higher powers, even upto 8 queens u can use your time for each move as much as u need think and move fast in time breaker
Leyandor
Based on my own experience,1) there is no maximum check required ,2 moves is the minimum moves to beat the enemy 2) you cannot check with 1 piece with a same move (sample, you move then it's check, then both of you are moving with the same position, then it's already a draw) but there's no limit when you check the king with different piece 3) en passant just look the source --> http://chess.about.com/od/rulesofchess/ss/Specialrules_3.htm
Jomarc
bro do you even english?
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