lol skipping a turn can be a game winner when endgame and the rule of opposition applies for kings
CHESS NEW CARD GAME OF CHANCE . . .
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Very interesting.
Royal Flush = Checkmate
For most people chess is already a game of chance.
Mar 14, 2022
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lfPatriotGames wrote:
For most people chess is already a game of chance.
Most people don't even play chess . . .
the world is a varied place isnt it but it is good to be able to come across different aspects of it
but exercise caution esp online , ie your personnal information is yours for good reason ,
RichColorado wrote:
lfPatriotGames wrote:
For most people chess is already a game of chance.
Most people don't even play chess . . .
Yes. They say about one out of ten people play chess. So, as a result, for most people chess is already a game of chance.
thats alot of people , doesnt explain why when im an otb captain and players short for an away match that nobody i kidnap of the street can play though , still winning 3-2 when you are 2-0 down before any moves are made makes for a good evenings chess
Mar 16, 2022
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By playing card chess you can play someone that doesn't know how the chess pieces move . . .
You can give them pointers which way the piece they need to move . .
They will learn their movements eventually they will try a real game . . .
Aug 6, 2024
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RichColorado wrote:
CHESS GAME OF CHANCE . . .
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Hey. I have a card chess game and it makes chess a game of chance.
It was invented by a chess player Lance Harmening Card Chess co. in Santa Rosa, Ca. 7 years ago and it has a current patent now. I have played it with my grandchildren and two of my grown sons and it is actually a fun game. Even my grandchildren have beaten me. Any one can lose or win a game and it doesn't take a long time to play.
So it can be one vs one or partners two against two. Or even one against two, you just alternate who draws the card and makes the move.
Using a standard deck of cards: Shuffle the cards Including the two jokers, cut the deck and put them face down.
White always draws a card first.
# 1 through # 8 moves a pawn on. If it is still on the board. Empassant counts.
KING: moves the King one space, Legal or illegal.
QUEEN: Moves To any legal space.
JACK: Moves the Knight.
10: Moves the Bishop.
NINE: Skip your turn.
JOKER: Moves any piece you want.
The game ends when the KING is taken off the board with a move. The King can be, or move into check.
A card is drawn from a stack of cards and the picture on the card is the piece that has to be moved. You do have a choice Which to move when you draw a major piece. When you draw a pawn then it is a specific pawn that has to be moved.
Touch move is employed and if you release it it stays there if it is a legal move. In this game the king can move into check. The kids learn what check is.
When the your king is in check, you still draw a card and move what is shown. When the person checking get to move the piece that is checking the king. The game is over because it is allowed to take the king.
There is a version where four cards are handed out and that gives you a chance to use tactics and a choice of which card to play. That one was great fun.
By the way this is actually a teaching tool as the players have to move all pawns and the pieces correctly according to normal game. After a few games my granddaughter said,
"Papa I want to play a real game."
She know all the moves even the "en passant and how to castle"
When my friend gave it to me a year ago the price was $5,00 for the set of cards and the instructions when you purchase 4 of them. It is $6.00 when you purchase one, both are plus shipping. If you'd like to order leave me a message and I will give you the contact number. These are great presents that non chess players can enjoy . . .
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CHESS GAME OF CHANCE . . .
It was invented by a chess player Lance Harmening Card Chess co. in Santa Rosa, Ca. 7 years ago and it has a current patent now. I have played it with my grandchildren and two of my grown sons and it is actually a fun game. Even my grandchildren have beaten me. Any one can lose or win a game and it doesn't take a long time to play.
So it can be one vs one or partners two against two. Or even one against two, you just alternate who draws the card and makes the move.
Using a standard deck of cards: Shuffle the cards Including the two jokers, cut the deck and put them face down.
White always draws a card first.
# 1 through # 8 moves a pawn on. If it is still on the board. Empassant counts.
KING: moves the King one space, Legal or illegal.
QUEEN: Moves To any legal space.
JACK: Moves the Knight.
10: Moves the Bishop.
NINE: Skip your turn.
JOKER: Moves any piece you want.
The game ends when the KING is taken off the board with a move. The King can be, or move into check.
A card is drawn from a stack of cards and the picture on the card is the piece that has to be moved. You do have a choice Which to move when you draw a major piece. When you draw a pawn then it is a specific pawn that has to be moved.
Touch move is employed and if you release it it stays there if it is a legal move. In this game the king can move into check. The kids learn what check is.
When the your king is in check, you still draw a card and move what is shown. When the person checking get to move the piece that is checking the king. The game is over because it is allowed to take the king.
There is a version where four cards are handed out and that gives you a chance to use tactics and a choice of which card to play. That one was great fun.
By the way this is actually a teaching tool as the players have to move all pawns and the pieces correctly according to normal game. After a few games my granddaughter said,
"Papa I want to play a real game."
She know all the moves even the "en passant and how to castle"
When my friend gave it to me a year ago the price was $5,00 for the set of cards and the instructions when you purchase 4 of them. It is $6.00 when you purchase one, both are plus shipping. If you'd like to order leave me a message and I will give you the contact number. These are great presents that non chess players can enjoy . . .