Hi,
Please see En Passant, a rule in chess which allows pawns to capture in an interesting way.
You are correct, you can only capture on its initial 2 square move, and you can only capture fellow pawns with it
Only on its initial 2-square move, and only if you take it on the very next move. If you let a move go by (doing something else instead of capturing the Pawn) then you've lost your chance and the enemy Pawn has successfully slipped past yours.
On a few occasions, I’ve had one of my pieces captured through “illegal” moves via pawn.
Ex) I move pawn to f6. Opponents e6 pawn takes my f6 pawn by moving to f5. My e6 pawn is killed.
The game analysis even shows my correct f6 move and records the enemy pawn moving to f5.
Has this happened to anybody else before, and is there a way to report the glitch?
This current game I’m on has me frustrated enough to post about because I am in a strong comeback from a huge disadvantage, with mate in 2; but now I am also going to loose a knight on the opponent’s next move and no longer have mate in 2. The error may have cost me the game.