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4. February 2003, 15:55:33 Subject: Refusal chess Just an idea for another variant - this is where a player can refuse the opponent's move, and make them play an alternative move.
However, once a refusal has been made, the alternative must be accepted. A player may (or may not) refuse once each move. 5. February 2003, 13:11:08 Subject: Re: Refusal chess  Good idea! I will add it to my TODO list :-) 5. February 2003, 13:29:03 Subject: Re: Refusal chess Excellent! 14. February 2003, 18:21:04 Subject: Re: Refusal chess I don't understand? How can a player refuse an opponents move as long as it's a legal move? 20. February 2003, 09:50:31 Subject: Re: Refusal chess Bluegill, In this varint of chess, the opponent has the choice to either accept the move, or request the first player makes an alternative move.
This is another interesting variant. 20. February 2003, 21:44:27 Subject: Re: Refusal chess Ok, I understand now.Thanks Chess Tiger. |
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