BrainKing - Diskussionsborde (Chess variants (8x8))

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Chess variants (8x8)

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19. Maj 2008, 17:54:29

AbigailII

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Emne: Re: Cheshire Cats Chess rules question.

Fencer: I don't think that regular chess rules actually forbid the king giving check - that would be a redundant rule: in regular chess, the only squares a king can ever attack are the squares directly surrounding it - but since it cannot be next to the opposing king (as it would threaten the square), it cannot give check.

But if giving check is not allowed, I would like to report a bug. In this game I played a move (6... d6) that emptied the diagonal between the kings, and it marked the move as "giving check". I do not know whether my opponent was forced to move his king - but he shouldn't if the king wasn't allowed to give check.

19. Maj 2008, 18:56:53

Fencer

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Emne: Re: Cheshire Cats Chess rules question.

AbigailII: Ah, of course you are right, this kind of giving a check is allowed. What I meant was a situation when both kings (none of them made the first move) give a check each other - that would not be allowed.