A third light-squared bishop! Now that shows real imagination. Can a King and two light squared bishops force checkmate? I imagine not. Can a King and three light squared bishops force checkmate?
@Ikonoclast said in #21:
> A third light-squared bishop! Now that shows real imagination. Can a King and two light squared bishops force checkmate? I imagine not. Can a King and three light squared bishops force checkmate?
No, because as long as the enemy king just uses dark squares you cannot even check him, so obviously no checkmate I would guess
@Vanspodin said in #1:
> Does it count as tormenting my opponent if I am already beating them and can checkmate them in a few moves, but instead I want to turn all of my pawns into queens and then checkmate them just for the heck of it?
If you want . Someone did it to me and it finished as a draw.
I'd count it as a troll in a regular game.
@Vanspodin said in #1:
> Does it count as tormenting my opponent if I am already beating them and can checkmate them in a few moves, but instead I want to turn all of my pawns into queens and then checkmate them just for the heck of it?
Someone did this to me, and it ended in a stalemate which made me laugh... ;-)
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