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Say "chess"!
Greg/Chroot, aren't we forgetting to make an announcement?
Greg/Chroot, aren't we forgetting to make an announcement?
siddharth said:This sounds fun.
Is there a thread in which I can declare my interest to play and find an opponent?
Ivan Seeking said:Just go to General Discussion. It is located just below the political forum at the top of the page.
Just make sure you don't do it that way in a sanctioned tournament. Touching the rook before the king will prevent you from castling with that rook if the touch-move rule is in effect. Move the king two squares right or left, and then scootch the rook around it.chess faq said:Castling is a two move procedure and needs to be done in the same post. Perform the move in the same way you would on a normal chess board. Move the rook up next to the king then as a separate move hop the king over the rook.
jimmysnyder said:This got me wondering about the magic incantation j'adoube (pronounced j'adoube) which allows it's speaker to neutralize the touch-move rule. Suppose I doube that rook right next to the king, after the appropriate speechify of course, and then move the king around it. Would it fly?
It was indeed my intention to leave it on the corner square, my aim was only a little off. Then I touched and moved my king legitimately. Now of course, it is too late and unnecessary to fix the bungled doube.CompuChip said:No, because "J'adoube" is meant to put a piece better on the square it was on. So if you "adoube" the rook, you would have to leave it on the corner square.
Greg Bernhardt said:PF has upgraded to marble boards
So, so funnyAstronuc said:Ready to Rumble?!
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