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22. August 2014, 18:06:18
tangram 
Subject: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
Modified by tangram (6. September 2014, 16:44:19)
I invite everybody to come and play chess variants during The abstract games meeting " denken bij de Zaan" ( thinking by the river Zaan )  4 october 
10.30 Hive basic pieces
11:00 superchess 8x8 (inclusive the populair magician, which  freezes pieces)
12:00 connection games ( hex , twixt, havannah, unlur, atoll etc)
14:00 hive, extensions
14:30: 10x10 variants; Khan chess,superchess, grandchess totall 6 rounds


We play in Zaandam, near Amsterdam.

More information : tangram ( Fred kok)

26. August 2014, 18:53:54
ketchuplover 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram: Wishing you a great time

5. October 2014, 10:37:42
tangram 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram:


The super chess tournament during the abstract games festival " Denken bij de Zaan" was won by Robin Wooter ( schuili on this site) 
The 10x10 chess variants tournament ( super chess, grand chess, khan chess on a 10x10 board was won by Fred Kok ( tangram ).


6. October 2014, 11:28:57
Walter Montego 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram: Congratulations!
Are there any games of interest to check out? Did you play various games, or just one type?

7. October 2014, 21:04:06
tangram 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
Walter Montego:we played:

2 rounds of Grandchess
2 rounds of superchess 10x10 ( extra pieces, 4 of the following: amazone, princess ( 'n or b),
Veteran (k or b)' emperess (r or n) , joker (imitator), magician (freezer). Last piece is populair with superchess players.
2 rounds of Khan chess (see also www.khanchess.com )
We played with a 15 minuten timelimit which was too fast for most players. 
There were 10 players.

8. October 2014, 03:19:24
Walter Montego 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram: The Joker sounds like the Chameleon in Ultima. Does the Joker capture the piece that it is capturing in the manner of that piece's movement? The Magician sounds like the Immobilizer. If it keeps a piece from moving just by being next to it, that's what the Immobilizer is. Very strong piece and it cannot capture.

I've never heard of Khan Chess or Super Chess. That does seem like a fast time control for a tournament, especially with even more pieces and larger board size.

8. October 2014, 21:05:50
tangram 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
Walter Montego:Yes like the chameleon. 15 minuten is much too vast. I Will not repeat that in the next tournament.
Super chess has been around for more than 15 years. Every year there is a championship. See also www.superchess.nl
Khan chess is an experimental new chess variant. You win also if the khan ( king) reaches the last row. You begin with an empty board and put the pieces one by one. Slight different rules for the pawn. Www.khanchess.com for more info ( in English)


12. October 2014, 01:53:00
Bwild 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram: congrats!

10. October 2014, 11:59:30
ketchuplover 
Subject: Re: 10x10 chess variants tournament in Holland
tangram: May they savor the spoils!

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