| Lichess Feedback - New chess variant: Pieces of the same color on the same square#5 Yeah, let's say white has a bishop, a pawn and a knight on d4. Now black moves a piece onto that square, white will lose all its 3 pieces. The idea is, that you take a risk by moving several pieces on… | mrburns123 |
| Lichess Feedback - New chess variant: Pieces of the same color on the same square#3 - all the pieces move the same as in regular chess - I explained captures: if several pieces are on one square, all of them get captured - normal starting position | mrburns123 |
| Lichess Feedback - New chess variant: Pieces of the same color on the same square#1 Idea: Pieces of the same color can move onto the same square. If several pieces are on the same square: - you can move one of them away, leaving the rest behind. - they get captured all at once For ex… | mrburns123 |
| Game analysis - how can be?#11 The error/mistake/blunder are probably just when a single move loses more than x centipawns. Let's assume -0.2 centipawns for inaccuracies. Then 0 inaccuracies just means, that the player made no move… | mrburns123 |
| Game analysis - how can be?#2 10 centipawn loss per move multiplied by 20 moves makes +2.00 evaluation. It just happened gradually an not in the form of mistakes. | mrburns123 |
| General Chess Discussion - Caro-kann advance variation long play (1h 30min)#13 I hope it's ok, to recommend a different site. On chess.com you can start a correspondence game from a certain position. So if you want to learn a new opening, just start like 5-10 games from the posi… | mrburns123 |
| General Chess Discussion - King+2 Knights vs. King + Pawn: Checkmate in 90 moves#1 http://en.lichess.org/NLqPsUdB/black#131 Believe it or not, but after move 66. ... Kxf6, it's checkmate in 90 moves. Endgame table bases: http://www.k4it.de/index.php?topic=egtb FEN: 8/8/5kn1/5n2/8/7P… | mrburns123 |