Chess

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Pawn's can't capture forward, only diagonal. Yes, a pawn that reaches the eighth rank will be promoted if it reached it by capturing another piece.

Yes, there are masters from almost every part of the world.

no he also cant move into check via castle

Short-hand for Life Master, which is a title awarded by the USCF to individuals who maintain a rating of 2200 or greater for 300 rated chess games.

4 corresponds to the number of rounds played. SS indicates that the Swiss System is used for pairings.

At the start of a chess game, to the either side of the King would be the Bishop and the Queen

Chessboards are in the shape of an 8 by 8 square of squares. They alternate colors between white and black, so half of the total squares are white and black. There are 82 = 64 total squares, of which 32 are white and 32 are black.

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Most people would advise to develop the knights first, primarily because they are a shorter range piece than the bishops. Getting the knights out first will let them get onto the other side of the board on their second moves, whereas a bishop has the ability to get to the other side on its first move. However, as you improve your game you will become more comfortable with different openings, some of which develop knights first, some of which develop bishops first, and you may find that you prefer developing your bishops earlier. If you are beginning you probably should start with the knights at first though.

Yes, chess has been around since about the 11th century

The center of a chess board are the d4, e4, d5 and e5 squares. These are the most important squares to have control over in most openings and during the game.

That would be the Rook nearest the Queen at the start of the game .

Yeah he do.

An old one.

In the beginning of a chess game, you should always try to take control the center of the board, this gives you more room to position your pieces, and more possibilities to attack.

There are many openings designed to try to control the center, these openings usually have 'breaking points', when all pieces are focused on a single square, usually e4 or d5.

These squares are usually very important to control, as they can give you a massive advantage. The other player will try to defend this square, as well as configuring a counter-attack.

When you're playing in a middle-game, you have to remember that this will decide how the end of the game is like, if it comes to that. You want to try to get passed pawns (pawns that have no opposing pawns on either side of their row). Once you have a good endgame position, you can start to trade off pieces, leaving only a few attackers to try to stop the passed pawn(s).

Kasparov Chessmate happened in 2003.

The chess piece rook is also called a castlebecause of its appearance on top.

Chess is too complicated ever to be "solved." There is no single method by which every game can be won. The world's strongest computers routinely beat each other in computer chess tournaments, and the games do not display any single method that could lead to a solution according to Game Theory.

Chess Records ended in 1975.

No. A Knight's move is an L shape of two squares up, down, left or right, and then one square at a right angle to the initial move (one could argue it's one square followed by two, but one up two left is the same as two left one up).

The Queens Gambit.

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The knight is the only chess piece that has this ability to "Jump Over" other chessmen .

To checkmate the opponents king by putting a piece in a position where it could theoretically take the king, and the king cannot move away, block, or take the attacking piece. The game ends without the king actually being taken, however.