Full House rematch

Full House
'Blitz' (5 days + 12 hours/move, max 15 days)
This game is being played under Full House rules. Click the 'info' tab for more information.
1. P@e3 P@g3
Clock started on 11/03/2008
2. P@f3 P@e6 3. N@d3 P@g6 4. P@h4 P@c4 5. P@f4 P@d5 6. P@g4 P@b4 7. P@h3 P@a5 8. P@c3 B@b6 9. P@b3 P@f6 10. B@c5 B@b5 11. N@c6 N@e4 12. Q@d4 N@f5 13. R@e5 Q@a6 14. B@a4 R@h6 15. R@a3 R@d6 16. fxe4 gxf2+ 17. Kxf2 cxd3 18. gxf5 dxc2 19. Qxc2 dxc6 20. cxb4 fxe5 21. fxe5 Rxh4 22. exd6 Rxe4 23. Qdc3 exd6 24. fxe6 Bxe6 25. Bxb5 Qxb5 26. Bxb6 cxb6 27. Nf3 c5 28. d3 Rxb4 29. Ra4 Nc6 30. Rxb4 Nxb4 31. Qd1 Qbd7 32. g3 Bxh3 33. Bd2 Qf6 34. a3 Nc6 35. d4 Rc8 36. Bg2 cxd4 37. exd4 Bxg2 38. Kxg2 Qff5 39. Rf1 Qh3+ 40. Kg1 Ne5 41. Nxe5 dxe5 42. Qe3 e4 43. b4 a4 44. Bc3 Bd6 45. Nd2 Nf6 46. Nf3 Ng4 47. Qed2 exf3 48. exf3 Nf6 49. Q1e2+ Be7 50. Rae1 Rc7 51. Rf2 O-O 52. Qed1 Re8 53. Rfe2 b5 54. Re3 Rcc8 55. R1e2 Bd6 56. Q2e1 Rxe3 57. Rxe3 Re8 58. Qde2 Rxe3 59. Qxe3 Qhe6 60. Qxe6 Qxe6 61. Qf1 a6 62. Kf2 Nd7 63. Qd1 Nb6 64. b3 axb3 65. Qxb3 Nc4 66. Bb2 Qe3+ 67. Qxe3 Nxe3 68. Kxe3 f5 69. Bc3 Kf7 70. Be1 g5 71. h3 f4+ 72. gxf4 Bxf4+ 73. Kf2 Bc1 74. Bc3 Bxa3 75. Kg3 h5 76. f4 gxf4+ 77. Kxf4 Bc1+ 78. Kf5 g6+ 79. Ke5 g5 80. Kxd5 g4 81. hxg4 h4 82. Be1 h3 83. Bg3 Ke7 84. Kc5 Be3 85. Be5 Bg1 86. Bd6+ Kd7 87. g5 b6+ 88. Kd5 Bxd4 89. Bh2 Bg7 90. Bg3 a5 91. bxa5 bxa5 92. Kc5 b4 93. Kc4 Ke6 94. Kb3 Kf5 95. Ka4 Kxg5 96. Kxa5 b3 97. Ka4 b2 98. Ka3 b1=Q 99. Be5 Bxe5 100. Ka4 Bc3 101. Ka3 Qb4+ 102. Ka2 Qb2#
Black win

 

62 pieces on normal 64-square board. This game was invented by surfnsuds and as far as we know is unique to SchemingMind.

 

Rules

Start by switching to your materials list. You'll see a nearly complete set of reserve pieces. Only the king is missing. During the first phase of the game, we take turns placing all our pieces on the board. The only restriction is that we may not check the opponent's king. Then we play chess by regular rules.

 

Example position after all pieces are placed (rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/PPpPPrPN/1pPBnQnb/1pBrpRPq/pbpPpRpN/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR)

Example position after all pieces are placed

 

Strategy

Black's king is vulnerable to attack at F7 and so must respond to attacks there. Likewise, if black is not defending against such an attack, white may be attacked similarly at F2. So far, it has not been demonstrated that there exists a forced win. However, players may optionally agree to a truce on those squares, in order to try other more creative attacks.

 

Example games

Pile up against f7 - typical attack against f7

Playing black. - Example of how to defend and win as black.

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Game Page Help

The Action Bar

The Action Bar is the most important part of the game screen, this is where you interact with the game by entering moves, conditional moves, comments, draw offers, resignations, and much more (if you are not viewing one of your own games, the Action Bar is not shown).  The Action Bar is in four parts, from left to right:

  1. The Move Input Box: where your move or conditional move is shown; it is possible to type into this box, but not recommended, you can enter your move by dragging and dropping the pieces on the board.
  2. The Action Selection Dropdown: this is where you select the action you want to do, for example, move, enter a comment, accept a draw offer, claim a draw, etc.  Only the actions which are relevant to the current game are shown.
  3. The Continue Button: this button sends your action back to our server; sometimes you might see a pop-up text box before the action is sent, this is so that you can write a message to your opponent.  You can set your preferences so that this box is always shown to confirm you move (under the "Chess Board" tab "Confirm moves before committing), some people find this helpful as a "blunder check".
  4. The Next Game button: clicking the button will take you to the next game for which it is your move.

The Game Information Panel

Under the Action Bar, you should find the Game Information Panel.  This gives you more information about the game; because there is too much information to see on one screen here, it is arranged into "tab"; you can move between the various screens by clicking the buttons, from left to right:

  1. Game Overview: this tab shows the full history of the game, including comments (you cannot read the comments from another player's game, unless the game is marked as "public"), leave taken, etc.  You can click the moves to see the position on the chess board.
  2. Hide Comments: this tab shows the moves of the game only, without the distraction of the comments shown on the game overview tab.
  3. Material Balance: this tab shows the captured pieces in the game.  If you are playing CrazyHouse chess, or a similar game, you can drag pieces from here to the board to make a "drop".
  4. Tags: You can "tag" games, this makes it easier to come back to games, you can find the games you have tagged from the game database screen.
  5. Variant Information: this tab is available for some chess variants, it will show you a description of the variant.
  6. Opening Information: In standard chess games, this tab will show you information about the chess opening you have been playing, taken from the Game Explorer.
  7. Analysis Board: Opening this tab will overlay an "analysis board" on the main chess board; you can move the pieces around freely on this board to try out various ideas in the game.
  8. Engine Analysis: This tab allows you to analyse the game using a chess engine; because the use of engines is not allowed on SchemingMind, this tab is not available for ongoing games.
  9. Help: If you are reading this, you have already figured out what the help button does!

The Chess Board

The chess board shows the current position in your game; if it is your move, or if you can enter a conditional move, you can drag and drop the pieces on the chess board.

If you wish to castle, simply drag your king over the rook on the side you wish to castle on.  When you promote a pawn, you will see a pop-up prompting you to select the promoted piece.

We have a number of different designs for chess boards and pieces, you can select the one you prefer from your personal preferences.

Under the chess board is a navigation toolbar (this toolbar looks slightly different if you are looking at the analysis board).

From left to right:

  • Settings: This button will bring up your chess board and pieces display settings.
  • Download Game: This button will allow you to download the game in PGN format.
  • Copy Position: This button will copy the position to your clipboard.
  • Move to Start: This button will show the start position of the game.
  • Previous Move: This button will move position shown on the board back one move.
  • Next Move: This button will show the next position on the board.
  • Last Move: This button will show the current position on the board.
  • Flip: This button will show the board from the other player's perspective (by default you see games from White's perspective unless you are Black; you can select an option to always show the board from White's perspective in your personal preferences).
  • Animate: If you are not looking at the last move in the game, this button will animate the game from the shown position to the last move.
  • Stop Animation: This button will stop the animation.
  • Analysis Board: This button will show the Analysis Board (see above).

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