They should make the players hold hands until the otb game is finished.
Moving with 2 hands is illegal.
Castling with 2 hands is illegal.
Castling with the rook first counts as a rook move.
Touching the clock and moving with different hands is illegal.
Promoting with 2 hands is also illegal...
( according to FIDE )
Pressing the clock before putting the promoted on the board is also technically illegal, leaving the pawn on the board, pressing the clock. ( I think )
The list goes on...
Although this is funny how GM's still mess up.
Castling with 2 hands is illegal.
Castling with the rook first counts as a rook move.
Touching the clock and moving with different hands is illegal.
Promoting with 2 hands is also illegal...
( according to FIDE )
Pressing the clock before putting the promoted on the board is also technically illegal, leaving the pawn on the board, pressing the clock. ( I think )
The list goes on...
Although this is funny how GM's still mess up.
@CHlivelylemon said in #32:
> Castling with the rook first counts as a rook move.
There was a game which karpov wanted to castle, but he moved the rook first
> Castling with the rook first counts as a rook move.
There was a game which karpov wanted to castle, but he moved the rook first
@CHlivelylemon said in #32:
> Castling with 2 hands is illegal.
I thought Hikaru Castled with 2 hands.
Source: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge9zoxLoGE4
> Castling with 2 hands is illegal.
I thought Hikaru Castled with 2 hands.
Source: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge9zoxLoGE4
I got to know about it a couple of years ago when my senior member of school chess group told me about the same.
This is just r*tarded
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