mate_you_in_fifty
♡ 12 ( +1 | -1 ) here's a dumb questionis long-castling legal if the b1/b8 square is under attack? only the rook passes 'through' that square.
brobishkin
♡ 16 ( +1 | -1 ) Hmmm...Is this a serious question?... How do you expect to mate people in fifty with questions like these?... Ahhhhh... I see... This is all a ploy to let our guard down isn't it...
bluebabygirl
♡ 33 ( +1 | -1 ) to-there are no dumb questions in chess. all chess questions are relevant . unless you ask - can i move that horsey like the queenie thingee??? then thats a dumb question!!! of course you can move the horsey anyway you like!!!!!! just be sure to rub it down and feed it hay before you put it away!!! got it mate-in-fifty.... yours bluebabygirl
invincible1
♡ 19 ( +1 | -1 ) to everyoneBut the real tough question is how to get your tiger activated especially when he gets too close to the rabbit or the river or ... err.... the tigress ;-) I am sure BBG will agree with me. We did a lot of analysis the other day....
rommel13
♡ 32 ( +1 | -1 ) That's news to meI have always played under the assumption that if any square between the K and R or either piece that is to castle is under attack, that castling was not possible - even if only the rook.
I'm too lazy to look this up, but just for the record, would someone be kind enough to post a link on this?
indiana-jay
♡ 14 ( +1 | -1 ) rommel13, That was what I thought. Only after I experienced it by myself in GK I know that it applies only for the King, not with the Rook.
tulkos
♡ 8 ( +1 | -1 ) a link for those to lazy to leave gameknotgameknot.com/chess_rules.htm
buddie
♡ 12 ( +1 | -1 ) Viktor Korchnoionce asked an arbiter if castling was legal with his rook attacked, so you're in good company, mate-you-in-fifty.