That's 31 characters. 1,000 is the move number, ... because it's black's move, p is optional when writing pawn moves, e.p. indicates en passant, d.c. indicates discovered check, ++ indicates double check, and # indicates checkmate. The vast majority of that is optional, but so is moving your pawns in a chess game and you can still win that way, so...
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#183
Chess_guy4577 wrote:
Sorry, one last one, thank you skibdiJosef:
1000. (a7)xb8(N)=(N)?? [%clk 0:00:01] (c7)xd8(N)=(N)#?? [%clk 0:00:01] 0.5-0.5
Even though we remove the double check, we actually increase it by 6 digits, making it 78 characters including spaces and periods when we include the match results.
no sane human is gonna write that on the scoresheet
2 days ago
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#184
KieferSmith wrote:
Chess_guy4577 wrote:
Sorry, one last one, thank you skibdiJosef:
1000. (a7)xb8(N)=(N)?? [%clk 0:00:01] (c7)xd8(N)=(N)#?? [%clk 0:00:01] 0.5-0.5
Even though we remove the double check, we actually increase it by 6 digits, making it 78 characters including spaces and periods when we include the match results.
no sane human is gonna write that on the scoresheet
Exactly. Think in the normal way.
1 day ago
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#186
Qe4xd5# and dxe8=Q# are both 7 letters.
en passant is not officially notated as e.p. So it doesn’t count.
en passant is not officially notated as e.p. So it doesn’t count.
Sorry, one last one, thank you skibdiJosef:
1000. (a7)xb8(N)=(N)?? [%clk 0:00:01] (c7)xd8(N)=(N)#?? [%clk 0:00:01] 0.5-0.5
Even though we remove the double check, we actually increase it by 6 digits, making it 78 characters including spaces and periods when we include the match results.