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In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

In bughouse chess, there are 2 teams of 2 players. And 2 boards, too. Teammates play on separate boards and opposite colors. When you capture a piece, it goes into your teammate's storehouse.Your teammate can, instead of making a normal move, put a piece on the board from the storehouse. Pieces can only be placed on vacant squares. Pawns may not be placed on the first and last rank. If a promoted pawn is captured, it becomes a pawn in the storehouse. The game ends as soon as anybody gets checkmated. So even if you are about to lose in one turn, but your teammate checkmates his/her opponent your team wins. The game will start as soon as we have 4 players ready to go. Post your move using algebraic notation. When placing a piece from the storehouse, use the @ symbol in your notation. For example to place a knight from the store house on d6, type N@d6. When I see a move posted I will update and flip the diagram. Also, the games are not simultaneous. Board A can be on move 20 while board B is on move 2. Please post something when you join so that I know. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. Have fun! Players and pieces in hand: Board A White Team 1: - Board B Black Team 1: - Board A Black Team 2: - Board B White Team 2: - Overall Move list (by order posted): Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. B.

Rules: http://www.chess.com/groups/forumview/new-variant-idea Players: White: ichabod801 Black: oinquarki Move list: 0. de ah e4 e5 f4 d5 exd5 Qxd5 Nc3 Qe6 e2 Nc6 Nf3 Bd7 Bd2 Nf6 g3 Bc5 e3 Ng4 Qe2 Nb4 Rc1 Nxa2 Nxa2 Qxa2 b3 Bf5 Qb5+ c6 Qxc5 0-0-0 h3 Nf6 Qxe5 Bxc2 Bc4 Bxb3 Ra1 Bxc3 Rxa2 Bxa2

I will play another atomic game if anybody wants. 1. Nf3 e5 2. ng5 f5 3.e4 d5 4.exd5 Bc5 5.

. . . . . . . . Players and pieces in hand: board A white (team 2): Sahist4 2 pawns, bishop, and knight board B black (team 2): snprook knight board A black (team 3): chessmaniac5 pawn and knight board B white (team 3): Chessy4000 Overall Move list (by order posted): B. e4 B. e6 B. d4 B. c6 A. e4 A. d5 A. exd5 A. Nf6 A. Bc4 B. Nf3 B. d5 A. Ne4 B. exd5 A. d3 A. Nxf2 A. Kxf2 B. Qxd5 A. c6 B. c4 B. Qd8 B. c5 B. N@b4 B. @d6 B. @c2 B. Qd2 B. cxb1=Q B. Rxb1 B. Nxa2 A. Qf3 B. @c7 B. Qd7 B. cxb8 B. Rxb8 B. Ne5 B. Qd8 B. Qf4 B. f6 A. @g4 B. Nf3 B. g5 B. Qg3 A. Qe4 B. Ra8 B. Bc4 A. g3 B. Nxc1 B. Rxc1 B. Qa5+ Individual Move List (by order made on each board): A. e4 d5 exd5 Nf6 Bc4 Ne4 d3 Nxf2 Kxf2 c6 Qf3 @g4 Qe4 g3 B. e4 e6 d4 c6 Nf3 d5 exd5 Qxd5 c4 Qd8 c5 N@b4 @c6 @c2 Qd2 cxb1=Q Rxb1 Nxa2 @c7 Qd7 cxb8 Rxb8 Ne5 Qd8 Qf4 f6 Nf3 g5 Qg3 Ra8 Bc4 Nxc1 Rxc1 Qa5+

Hey everybody! I invented a new chess variant! It combines crazyhouse and bughouse! When you capture a piece, either you or your teammate can drop it. Anybody want to play? Players: Team 1, board A, white: oinquarki Team 1, board B, black: ichabod801 pieces for team 1: 2 pawns Team 2, board A, black: D_Plew Team 2, board B, white: GeniusKJ pieces for team 2: 1 pawn Move lists: All: A. e4 B. e4 B. e5 B. Nf3 B. Nc6 A. d4 B. Bc4 B. Nf6 A. d5 A. dxe5 B. Ng5 A. Nc6 A. exd5 A. Nxe5 A. Bf4 B. d5 A. Bd6 Board A: e4 e5 d4 d5 dxe5 Nc6 exd5 Nxe5 Bf4 Bd6 Board B: e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bc4 Nf6 Ng5 d5

This chess variant was invented by one of our members, Goatllama (hence the name of the variant.) The rules are just like normal chess, but you have a bigger board and 2 armies. The first one your opponent's kings must be captured. The remaining one is to be checkmated. That's pretty much it for the rules, unless Goatllama himself wants to add anything. Post your move using algebraic notation. The first post (this one) will have a move list and a picture of the board. Every time I see a new post, I will update the picture of the board and turn it so that the side who's turn it is comes up in front. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. As soon as you join the game post something so that I know. The game will begin as soon as we have 2 people ready to go. Have fun! Players: white: chessmaniac5 black: GeniusKJ Move List:

Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. White goes first, then green, then black, and then red. Black and white are on team A and red is on team B with green. Teammates may not capture eachother's pieces. When you checkmate a king you can either take control of the army (beware: if one of the kings is checkmated or if both are attacked in one turn, you are out completely. Also if you do this, you do not recieve double turns.) or if are not a risk taker, you may leave the pieces inert (that means they do nothing). Post your move using algebraic notation. The first post (this one) will have a move list and a picture of the board. Every time I see a new post, I will update the picture of the board and turn it so that the side who's turn it is comes up in front. As soon as you join the game post something so that I know. The game will begin as soon as we have 4 people ready to go. Have fun! Players: White (Team A): preachingforjesus Green (Team B): OMGdidIrealyjustsact Black (Team A): oinquarki Red (Team B): SkpVwls Move List: h4 k8 j12 c10 g4 k7 Nd12 c11 Ni3 k9 Nf11 Bb10 Bg3 Nl9 e12 d7 f4 Nl6 d11 11xd12 Nf3 Bl8 Bxd12 Bxd12 Qf2 Qm9 Rxd12 Bxf11 h5 0-0 12xf11 Rxf11 e3 Bxf1 Bj13 c4 Rxf1 l11 Bxd7 Re11 Ne5 R11n8 Rd14 c6 Ng6 j7 Bi12

My idea for a variant. It is essentially Seirawan Chess, with a third new piece added, which moves as a queen plus knight. I can't decide how to name the new piece, I was thinking either "General" or "Heir" as in Heir to the King. The new piece is added just as the Hawk and Elephant are. Anyone want to play me a game? Beware I'll probably move pretty slowly.

see post 7 for rules: http://www.chess.com/forum/view/fun-with-chess/holiday-chess?lc=1#last_comment Players: white: oinquarki black: Chessy4000 Move list: e4 e5 Qh5 Nc6 Nc3 g6 Qd1 Bh6 g4 nf6 Bh3 d6 d3 Bxc1 Qxc1 Bxg4 Qh6 Ng8 Qc1 Bxh3 Nxh3 Qh4 Ng1 Nf6 Nf3 Qf4 Qd1 0-0-0 Kf1 Ng4 Nd5 Qh6 Ke2 f5 exf5 gxf5 h3 Nf6 Nxf6 Qxf6 Qd2 Rhe8 Rag1 e4 dxe4 Rxe4 Kd1 Nd4 Nxd4 Rxd4 Qxd4 Qxd4+ Ka1 Qxf2 c3 f4 Kd1 f3 Re1 b5 Rfh1 Qxb2 Rxf3 Qb1+ Ke2 Qxa2+ Kf1 a5 Rf2 Qg8 Ra1 Ka6 Re1

The rules for Omega Chess can be found in qixel's article. Post your move using algebraic notation. The first post (this one) will have a move list and a picture of the board. Every time I see a new post, I will update the picture of the board and turn it so that the side who's turn it is comes up in front. Make sure you track this topic so that you know when it is your move. As soon as you join the game post something so that I know. The game will begin as soon as we have 2 people ready to go. Have fun! White: kid_of_chess Black: D_Plew Move list: f4 f6 e4 Bb4+ Be1 Qh6 Bxb4 Qxf4+ Nf1 Qc1 Bd2 Qxb1 Rxb1 Ng7

this, I think, is a very cool variant. It's called half kreigspeil because you can see half of you r opponents peices, and can't see the other half. The half you can't see are the pawns, so that when you move one all you have to say is "I moved a pawn" and your opponent must guess what you moved. Anyone interested in playing?

I would be interested to see if this could work. After each player has moved, the board changes shape and all the peices coordinates are translated into coordinates for the new board shape. Some possible board shapes are: Regular board Infinity symbol shaped board Doughnut shaped board circular chessboard pacman chessboard (when you go off one end of the board you come out at the other end. Ei, the 9th rank is the 1st and the a file is the i file) cylandral chessboard (the a file is the i file) Spherical chess board (think of all the corners coming around and meeting at a point. Eg, a rook goes from a5 to a1, then continues to come out h1 going up the board to h4) Super complicated, but stops you from getting bored.

r u interested in omega chess? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_chess) then plz email DunneF@live.com and we can pla an over email omega chess game, because i am trying out this variant

Another neat idea I just had is that you have 2 mirror boards, and after each circulation of turns the mirror board that can be accessed swaps.... or maybe if there is a peice in one of the central squares you can access the second board but otherwise you can only access the first....