If you cannot escape from check using any of the three rules of check then u are in checkmate and the game is over!
The work checkmate comes from the persian word shah mata which means "the king is dead".
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Computer Chess
In 1996 a supercomputer named deep blue defeated the chess champion named Garry Kasparov.Weird right?
Monday, March 19, 2007
chess pieces
I am going to continue the info about the pawn and knight.First, i am going to tell you about the rook.The rook is very valuable.It is worth 5 points.Try not to lose them, you need it to checkmate the king.Second the queen, it is extremly powerful.It is worth 9 points.Don't develop your queen too early in the game.Third is the bishop, in the indian chess set the bishop would be a elephant.The fourth and final pieces is the KING.The king is very important because if the king i captured you lose!Protect him at all costs.Well thats all the chess pieces bye!
Sunday, March 18, 2007
info on chess pieces
Hello now i am going to show you tips and stuff about ALL the chess pieces.First,i will tell you about the pawn(soldier)You might think that the pawn is lousy but it is better than you think!If the pawn reaches the other side of the board it can transformed into the queen,rook,bishop and knight.Second is the knight.The knight's special ability is it can jump over other pieces!It is a very good ambush tool, it can move l shape on the board.Sorry, i will tell you the other pieces next weekend i think.It is possible the next tip is on weekend or weekday.Good bye!
dont give up
One of my previous games with my mother i defeated her!Do you know how?She gave up!Because i captured her powerful peices.HA HA!!!!!!!!!
Friday, March 16, 2007
the chess pieces
I am going to tell u weather it is good to make a sacrifice.The king is worth infinete points,the queen is worth 9 points,the rook(castle)cost 5 points,the bishop and the knight is 3 points,the pawn(soldier)is worth 1 point.Now you know weather it is a good sacrifice.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
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