Shouldn't this be checkmate?
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brisket
Feb 7, 2012
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#1
I am playing black and I belive white checkmated me, but the system did not say it was. I am aware I was in a very bad position and I probbly should have resigned long before I did. But why would it not have been delcared a checkmate. I have an explaination on the board.
Feb 7, 2012
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Oh wow, I must be stupid to have not seen that. Oh well I would have lost anyways.
if your in check.. you can castle to get out of it right??
afcwheels wrote:
if your in check.. you can castle to get out of it right??
NO you cannot , also you can only castle if NONE of the squares that you have to complete your castleing maneover are under attack, kingside or queenside !
mateologist wrote:
afcwheels wrote:
if your in check.. you can castle to get out of it right??
NO you cannot , also you can only castle if NONE of the squares that you have to complete your castleing maneover are under attack, kingside or queenside !
Only the squares that the king moves through though. In other words, you can still castle queenside if b1 or b8 is attacked.
Feb 7, 2012
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omnipaul wrote:
Be6 blocks the check.
white takes and its game over
Feb 7, 2012
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LEGOMaster2 wrote:
omnipaul wrote:
Be6 blocks the check.
white takes and its game over
Well, yeah, but that wasn't the question. The question was why the given position wasn't already checkmate, to which the answer is that a piece can block the check.
I know you won't believe this after all those wrong answers, but bishop to e6 blocks the check.
AndTheLittleOneSaid wrote:
mateologist wrote:
afcwheels wrote:
if your in check.. you can castle to get out of it right??
NO you cannot , also you can only castle if NONE of the squares that you have to complete your castleing maneover are under attack, kingside or queenside !
Only the squares that the king moves through though. In other words, you can still castle queenside if b1 or b8 is attacked.
Thanks i should have been more specific 
