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3. Juni 2014, 16:48:15 Thema: Three checks In the following game : Drieschaaks Schaken (gambler104 - Hrqls) I can end the game by moving my knight from F2 to H3 ... the site doesn't allow this though as my king is in check (by my opponents queen) I can't find it in the rules though that I should solve a check position if I can finish a game before my opponent actually manages to capture my king? 3. Juni 2014, 17:03:17 Thema: Re: Three checks Hrqls: The first line says "This game adds one extra rule to the classic chess." It is a rule of classic chess that when in check you have to move out of it. Hence resolving your king's check takes priority over moving the knight. 4. Juni 2014, 14:56:27 Thema: Re: Three checks Justaminute: i always understood that in classic check you had to get out of chess otherwise your king would be captured on the next move and you would lose the game anyhow .. the same for a check-mate position .. there is no way to get out of it and win the game, so the game could end right away in this case i have a way to get out of the check position by winning the game (and thereby preventing any future actions of my opponent) ? i guess the rules of classic chess are really rules, and not just logical statements :) 4. Juni 2014, 16:54:56 Thema: Re: Three checks Hrqls: Article 3.9 of the Fide rules of chess say: The king is said to be 'in check' if it is attacked by one or more of the opponent's pieces, even if such pieces are constrained from moving to that square because they would then leave or place their own king in check. No piece can be moved that will either expose the king of the same colour to check or leave that king in check. Your movement of the knight would leave your king in check, contravening the rules of chess. Hence I believe Brainking is applying the rules of chess and hence three check chess correctly. 5. Juni 2014, 09:42:54 Thema: Re: Three checks Justaminute: thanks for the quote! it explains it nicely for classic chess indeed! i am trying to find a position in classic chess in which my king would be in check, but i would still be able to capture the king of my oppenent, but i fear that is not possible in classic chess :) i will pay more attention next time, and try to remember this game :) thanks! |
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