2 move chess

[CrazyThomas]

on an unrelated to B.A.S.E commentary....two move chess is the future game.
Two Move Chess is simply how it sounds. Each player makes two moves before the opponent plays. Player one......2 moves.

(EXAMPLE: horse jumps, and pawn moves forward. ) Player 2 ...2 moves....and so on, and so forth.....until a King gets killed.

A piece can move twice, or two pieces can move, but each player has 2 moves per turn. Attacks are still the same.
"NO MORE CHECK AND CHECKMATE CRAP!"

The game ends abruptly when you kill the opponents King. Queens are usually good, as are bishops and rooks. Pawns can not move off the board forward and redeem a "dead piece".

Try it. It takes a little getting used to, but my advice is play a few games quick. Just to see how the game proceeds quickly. games are usually 2-4 minutes. which is good for all of us with A.D.D.



Peace,
Thomas

:edit to add: example of two moves added...

[Greenmachine]

Another fun CHESS variation is called
Bughouse or Siamese, usually played
in Coffee Houses with 4 good players
using 2 sets, every piece I take from
my oponent I hand to my partner
who drops it anywhere on his board.

Bughouse chess - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[CrazyThomas]

Another fun CHESS variation is called
Bughouse or Siamese, usually played
in Coffee Houses with 4 good players
using 2 sets, every piece I take from
my oponent I hand to my partner
who drops it anywhere on his board.

Bughouse chess - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don't understand. If we are black, and you remove a white piece from one of the two boards, and hand it to your partner who then puts it onto his board......doesn't that mean he has one EXTRA white enemy piece on his board? Usually the piece killed is REMOVED from the playing field.... Please clarify. how do pieces get put out of play? Thomas

[CrazyThomas]

every piece I take from
my oponent

Bughouse chess - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It's been awhile since we've had a bitch about a spelling correction.
WTF??
Opponent. With both P's.

Thomas

[Greenmachine]

If you and I were partners then we would be playing opposite colors
hence every time one of us captures a piece from our opponent(s)
it is the right piece for you/me.

The game is over once someone is in checkmate. It happens fast
because every piece lost is also a piece gained, A Fun Variation.

[Tree]

Tri-D chess is the ultimate chess. The game was developed on Star Trek with Capt' Kirk and Spock playing it and it has been available as a real game for years. Very hard, very challenging, very fun. Flat chess is a child's game by comparison. Star Trek Tri-Dimensional Chess Set