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25. Mars 2006, 12:10:10
bobwhoosta 
Sujet: Atomic, da bomb.
I was wondering, in Atomic Chess, is it possible to take the king, or do you need to cause an explosion which kills the king?

22. Mars 2006, 22:49:36
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
SMIRF Engine: To say the truth, I had initially also made the same request for 10x8 variants, but I have already received a lot more that could fit into the Encyclopedia.

22. Mars 2006, 22:39:52
SMIRF Engine 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
WhisperzQ: Thank you for the link! Now it is double clear, that there has been a request for 8x8 variants

22. Mars 2006, 17:50:49
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
WhisperzQ: Thank you !

22. Mars 2006, 17:50:02
WhisperzQ 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
SMIRF Engine: Here is the original post from November last year.

22. Mars 2006, 14:09:24
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
SMIRF Engine: Link on this board or PM to me.

22. Mars 2006, 13:00:52
SMIRF Engine 
Sujet: Re: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
nabla: welcome - where?

22. Mars 2006, 12:57:15
nabla 
Sujet: Encyclopedia of Chess Variants
Good news for all of you who sent me games for the second edition of the Encyclopedia of Chess Variants : after the sad death of the author David Pritchard, it would have been a real pity that his huge work stayed unfinished, and indeed the task has been taken over by John Beasley.
He is the editor of the Variant Chess magazine and is undoubtly competent enough to continue David's work. The most interesting games might find there place in the magazine as well (on of them, with my annotations, has already been published there).
So, good-quality variant games are still welcome !

21. Mars 2006, 12:22:05
BlueJ 
Sujet: Chess Varianr Random tournament!!
http://brainking.com/en/Tournaments?trg=14839&trnst=0&tp=255

Fast Chess Variant tournament with Fischer time!

14. Mars 2006, 16:30:23
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Dark Chess tournament April 16th start

6. Mars 2006, 19:59:35
JinkyOng 
Looking for Fischer Random opponents.

27. Février 2006, 01:21:55
redfrog 
Sujet: Join In!!

24. Février 2006, 09:16:21
SMIRF Engine 
Sujet: European Chess960 Quick Motivation Tournament
Congratulations to the Winner rabbitoid!

http://brainking.com/de/Tournaments?tri=29371

Thank you to all participants, especially to the strong finalists: rabbitoid, Fencer, votacommunista and Chessmaster1000.

16. Février 2006, 20:37:35
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Kipling: Don't get me wrong, you had a better position. It's just that 3 times repitition is a draw, there's no agreement required.

16. Février 2006, 20:32:16
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Extinction chess
Pafl: Well your game is fun, doesn't look "pathetic" at all :-). The other one is stranger, with Black responding to a "check" by putting himself in a double check, and then winning the game !
But none of them really features play with KQRBN v KQRBN. As long as there is another piece on the board, this extra piece has unrestricted attacking possibilities and I would not call the position an endgame. However it is of course just a matter of words.

16. Février 2006, 19:50:26
Bwild 
I expected more...but I guess I was wrong.

16. Février 2006, 17:40:57
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
modifié par Chicago Bulls (16. Février 2006, 17:41:49)
grenv: I told you that it is silly game! As i've said i think between 2 logically strong players a draw is the clear result. I feel squeezed when i play this game so i hate it too.....!

16. Février 2006, 17:27:48
grenv 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
Pythagoras: LOL back, I doubt i'll ever play this silly game again so he may as well wait for Godot.

16. Février 2006, 17:26:07
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
grenv: Oh LOL! Then just try to explain him that there is no other way.....! I can't believe that a 1500 Legan rated player can't see this.....
I'm sure he will understand except if he wants to made it in purpose or he has other reasons.....
Perhaps he waits for you to gain an established BKR or a high one, as then he would lose less points with the draw....Just guesses....

16. Février 2006, 17:21:44
grenv 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
Pythagoras: I tried twice already

16. Février 2006, 16:51:17
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
Luke Skywalker: Or just offer to Kipling one. He would obviously accept....

16. Février 2006, 16:04:41
Luke Skywalker 
Sujet: Re: draw by repitition
grenv: It isn't automatic. you have to request it from fencer

16. Février 2006, 16:00:18
grenv 
Sujet: draw by repitition
How come this game isn't a draw? There's nothing in the Legan rules about repitition not being counted?

http://brainking.com/en/ShowGame?g=1372225

16. Février 2006, 16:00:08
Pafl 
uh ... sorry for the link :-)

16. Février 2006, 15:59:16
Pafl 
Sujet: Re: Extinction chess
nabla: I have made it once to the A HREF=" ">http://brainking.com/cz/ArchivedGame?g=750636"> 30th move but only due to a series of blunders as me and my opponent were both rather pathetic players.
The most "endgamish" endgame I have ever seen is probably in this game of my friend Diogenes against Votacommunista. Only I do not quite understand the ending of the game which Diogenes should have won quite obviously.

16. Février 2006, 13:40:50
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Extinction chess
Pafl: Good question ! Of course a chess-like endgame is impossible in Extinction, but we could choose to call endgames all positions where both camps have only unique pieces except of pawns (that is, KQRBN v KQRBN). I didn't reach any here yet, but it doesn't seem an unlikely issue at all.
Now, many of the positions just after the last piece trade will probably be either simple forced wins, either dead draws with all pieces having to stay on their posts in order to avoid a breakthrough. Has anyone played an interesting "endgame" here ?

16. Février 2006, 12:23:52
furbster 
Thanks i was in bit of a rush and didn't think to add it

16. Février 2006, 12:18:43
Pafl 
Sujet: Extinction chess
Has anybody ever reached some sort of "endgame" in Extinction ? Or what was the longest game you've ever played ?

14. Février 2006, 15:23:30
furbster 
Sujet: Chess tournaments (all variants) for players under 1300
modifié par furbster (14. Février 2006, 16:11:24)
http://brainking.com/en/Tournaments?trg=13693&trnst=0

[Tournament description added ... WQ :}

5. Février 2006, 08:04:29
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re:
grenv: I can think of a few others. :)

5. Février 2006, 07:49:33
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
رضا: it's the only reason that i can think of.

5. Février 2006, 06:46:59
Expired 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: To the best of my knowledge, yes, it is wrong. Any help from natives?

5. Février 2006, 00:38:41
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re:
رضا: I can think of.....LOL! Correct!
But can't i use it in the form i gave it....?
I mean: Is the: "It's the only reason i can think!" wrong......?

5. Février 2006, 00:21:54
Expired 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: Reza is just fine.

4. Février 2006, 23:43:13
Chicago Bulls 
I think you miss the fact that the decrease of the vacation days happens at the start of the new day.

That means at the start of the new day i had 15 days and then after 23:59 i had 14. But in that time i guess our game hasn't time out yet. That means every game it times out now and on the whole day from now on, my vacation days will remain 14 since the decrease already happened.....

That is a possible explanation that i didn't find from anywhere just from my logic to explain that. So don't take for granted all these.....

4. Février 2006, 23:36:27
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: I won't insist, I'm not that interested actually.

I looked when you had 5 minutes to go and you had 14 vacation days. You still have 14 days vacation even after the time ran out.

4. Février 2006, 23:31:59
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re:
grenv: How is that possible?

It isn't! You should have missed something....?!?!

To lazy, or is such a disussion beneath you?
Too lazy..... But if you insist i will have to write it....


What is the other reason Reza? BTW can i call you Reza? LOL! I can't call you with this "thing" i see so Reza is good for me
Just teasing you nothing serious....

4. Février 2006, 23:24:40
Expired 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: You should not take this as an evidence of anything. Countless timeouts and too many weakies are the 2 reasons i can think.....OF

4. Février 2006, 23:24:13
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: To lazy, or is such a disussion beneath you?
Since you've only played 2 games I'll guess that this is posturing rather than a statement with substance.

You timed out against me by the way, but somehow through the silly house rules managed to stay alive without appearing to have lost a vacation day. How is that possible?

4. Février 2006, 23:17:12
Chicago Bulls 
grenv:Legan is a little silly, but I'm not sure why it's any more drawish than chess.

Many reasons but i'm too lazy for an in-depth analysis.....Just play it some times with a good opponent and you will see that you can only draw....


In fact the %age of draws on this site is about the same as the regular game.

You should not take this as an evidence of anything. Countless timeouts and too many weakies are the 2 reasons i can think.....

4. Février 2006, 22:37:53
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Pythagoras: Legan is a little silly, but I'm not sure why it's any more drawish than chess. In fact the %age of draws on this site is about the same as the regular game. I don't even want to understand why white wins horde more often, but it seems I've drawn the short straw playing black against Fencer. Hmm.

4. Février 2006, 17:25:25
Chicago Bulls 
Well Legan seems a stupid drawish game while Horde of course is an easy white-wins game.....Grand though is a very interesting and good game.....!
Fencer you should extend the repertoire of available games here and modify the current stupid one's such as Maharajah,Horde(well actually this doesn't need a big modification if any, since black has a small chance to win or draw if white playes a bit carelessly).....

4. Février 2006, 17:03:42
grenv 
Well, i got 3 games I've never even looked at, Legan, Horde (which seems silly - especially since i'm playing black) and Grand. I didn't get a single game of dark or atomic :(

oh well, more of a challenge I guess.

4. Février 2006, 14:34:21
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re: Random games
nabla: Yep, nice game right? LOL!
What books do you have in mind....? LOL!
The worse thing when you play Maharajah as white is that you feel like a wanderer in a desert! You are alone and can't do nothing, just wait to die! You just shuffle your piece without any reason and purpose.....

4. Février 2006, 13:31:47
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Random games
Anencephal: At least I've got White, so I don't have to look into books. Damn, it looks like my opponent already has a draw by Nb8-c6-b8 :-)

4. Février 2006, 13:12:36
Bwild 
Sujet: Re: Random games
Fencer: I take it, there will be a "random" rating?

4. Février 2006, 12:20:16
Anencephal 
Sujet: Re: Random games
nabla: I see you got what you didn't hope :-)

4. Février 2006, 11:20:43
Chicago Bulls 
Sujet: Re: Random games
grenv: Yes sorry, but it has nothing to do with you. I just play only Backgammon/HyperGammon games right now(the last 5-8 days).....Before a week or so i was playing only Dark Chess and Backgammon. Now i'm in the mood for Backgammon only! But i started building my will for playing again Embasy Chess,Anti-Chess,Chess,Dark Chess so hopefully Monday i will start playing again all these games.....For the other types i'm currently playing(Pahtum,Chess,Chinese Chess,Extinction,Atomic,etc), i will be forced to play them since my vacation days will end.....
Sorry again i did you and all others waiting.....

nabla:I hate Knight Relay for no particular reason....! I don't like its rules....

4. Février 2006, 10:44:15
nabla 
Sujet: Re: Random games
Pythagoras: I also hope that I won't get any Maharajah game. But what is wrong with Knight Relay ? I find it to be a lot of fun.

4. Février 2006, 02:57:19
grenv 
Sujet: Re: Random games
Pythagoras: Speaking of fearing playing me, I note it has been your turn in both our Dark Chess games for a while.

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