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How Does Castling In Chess Work?
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i have a scenario. 4 pieces left are wRook f4, bKing g3, wRook h1 and wKing e1white to move. can white castle?
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Castling is how a mac computer beats you . Does it when you get it worried. Personally I think Castling is a dirty move ,made in desperation. This rule ruins chess
Didn't understand the 3 rule correctly. Please explain again more elaborately
But the rook can castle through check 😎
I made it a part of my strategy since I was 11
Ty
Important tip: In-castling, king goes first, not the rook. If you move the rook first, you have to move it, you cannot castle. It's because of touch-move rule.
The problem is back rank checkmate
Who else just castles to get their rook out faster when that spots under attack so you can’t have it push the pawn
Whenever you move and capture opponent piece you move it off the board that means two pieces moved.
Google en passant
How is safer when its so fucking easy to get checkmated in this position.
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Can we castle while getting checkmate from one side and if we castle than rook while face the opponent queen
I notic that in Castling the king move throug the rookWhicth is count as moveing throug pices
If you think that's cool, google "en passant" 😏
Il vaticano is another Way of moving 2 pieces I requires the 2 bishop to swap Places and Capture the 2 pawns It is Next to But Il vaticano can not be diagonal
Can i castle when there is no pawn infront
Capturing moves 2 pieces If your meYou blunder a queen Attack 2 rooks And lose a bishopIn 1 moveMy opponent took my bishop losing my queen this was 30Min 900
to be more specific, castling is moving the king 2 spaces in the direction of the rook, and the rook to the space across from the king.there's also one more very nuance rule: the king and rook must be on the same rank. this is to counter the fact that pieces promoted from pawns are considered new pieces and have not moved, therefore you could castle with a promoted rook from the top of the board. this has never been played in any games but was a crucial component in a mate-in-two puzzle that resulted in the addition of the rule
What about knight boosting?
I think So need this =))
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