You won it anyway!
Engine says it all.
@Random_Noob_787 said in #4:
> Yea but should I study the theory?
Antichess is forced win for White.
I don't see much theory in it.
> Yea but should I study the theory?
Antichess is forced win for White.
I don't see much theory in it.
@Akbar2thegreat said in #5:
> Antichess is forced win for White.
> I don't see much theory in it.
Really? Idk anything about it's so I am not one to debate about it.
> Antichess is forced win for White.
> I don't see much theory in it.
Really? Idk anything about it's so I am not one to debate about it.
@Random_Noob_787 said in #6:
> Really? Idk anything about it's so I am not one to debate about it.
Yes, antichess is weakly solved.
Among the 20 possible first move options, e3 is forced win for White.
a4, b3, c4, g3, g4, Nh3 aren't solved yet.
Rest 13 options are forced loss for White or forced win for Black.
See: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Losing_chess#Analysis
> Really? Idk anything about it's so I am not one to debate about it.
Yes, antichess is weakly solved.
Among the 20 possible first move options, e3 is forced win for White.
a4, b3, c4, g3, g4, Nh3 aren't solved yet.
Rest 13 options are forced loss for White or forced win for Black.
See: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Losing_chess#Analysis
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