BrainKing - Diskussionsborde (Chinese Chess)

Emne: Re: RE:GETTING SICK OF PLAYING

computeropponen: Sorry to hear this. But on this site we basically play correspondence chess, not OTB. So it is perfectly normally to set up the position on your board at home and play through a few ideas before you decide on a move. It is also normal to look at the board and decide you have no idea how to proceed, so wait and see if you feel more inspired the next day. At least for me anyway!

18. Marts 2011, 22:37:11

Emne: Re: REVIWING YOUR OLD GAME

computeropponen: Thanks. Maybe this game against mangue, because he seems to be a better player than me: Chinese Chess (Beren the 32nd vs. mangue)

17. Marts 2011, 23:12:25

Emne: Re: re: my games vs the top 3 players

computeropponen: Any particular reason why you are using this discussion board to talk so much about yourself, and not the game and rules of Xiangqi? How about finding one of my old games and reviewing it for me? I am not that good, but willing to learn - just a suggestion.

20. Juni 2007, 20:40:07

Emne: nice chariot

Just finished this game. It has a nice chariot sacrifice to finish:
Chinese Chess (Waterfall vs. Beren the 32nd)
But were my tactics good throughout?

31. Juli 2006, 19:34:12

Emne: 50 move rule?

I see mention of a 50 move rule below (by Chicago Bulls). However, I don't see it mentioned in the BK rules. Is there such a rule in chinese chess, and if so under what conditions does it apply?

1. Maj 2006, 00:31:02

Emne: Re: Enough to win?

Matarilevich: Thanks. That sounds pretty definite. But I guess having an extra soldier, elephant or advisor is not normally enough to get a win is it?

29. April 2006, 23:49:19

Emne: Enough to win?

Can anyone share their experience on this question? If I win a chariot for a horse or cannon early on in the game, should this normally be enough to win the game (if I play well) or does my opponent often have chances to draw (if he plays well)?

12. November 2005, 18:30:46

Emne: Re: bigger pieces available now

Fwiffo: Were these traditional characters? I prefer them to simplified. If so, yes I'd still like to play with these.

21. September 2005, 13:14:30

Emne: Re: Xiangqi pieces

Marfitalu: Thanks. I did not know that before.
Fwiffo: Ok, thanks anyway.

21. September 2005, 11:44:18