Kriegspiel is September's Recognized Chess Variant of the month. |
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David Howe | None | The site is back up, although not everything is working. Please be patient with us over the next week or so as we fix up our site-move related problems. Thanks! | Edit View [*] | |
Michael Howe | None | Interesting article on Xiang-Qi, what's wrong with western chess, and the theory of the Chinese origins of chess: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2455 | Edit View [*] | |
Derek Nalls | None | The social customs at the tournament level sharply contrast those at the amateur level where NOT announcing check can cause you grief as you wait for your opponent to move and finally, he/she tries to make a move unrelated to their condition of check. [Note- This message did not make it under the correct category 'Rules Of Chess FAQ' because the internet connection kept crashing.] | Edit View [*] | |
Michael Howe | None | There's a major GM event in Wijk Aan Zee this month at the Coruschess event, and the website also has the following notice: 'The Dutch Championship Superchess, a new variation of the famous game, will take place on 29 January.' Anyone know any more? | Edit View [*] |
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