Everybody gangsta until they see it was a bullet game.
Also, THIS is the longest game in Lichess history.
wismuth.com/chess/longest-game.html#:~:text=Abstract,34082%20according%20to%20a%20calculation.
For those who are curious as I was, here is an article exploring the maximum length that could be attained under FIDE rules for a chess game.
8849 moves
Under max time conditions: 6.31 days.
For those who are curious as I was, here is an article exploring the maximum length that could be attained under FIDE rules for a chess game.
8849 moves
Under max time conditions: 6.31 days.
There is many games with 300 full moves, but no game beyond that (as far as I could verify).
I guess Lichess calls it a draw after that threshold.
I guess Lichess calls it a draw after that threshold.
nvm
@djungelskog said in #13:
> wismuth.com/chess/longest-game.html#:~:text=Abstract,34082%20according%20to%20a%20calculation.
>
> For those who are curious as I was, here is an article exploring the maximum length that could be attained under FIDE rules for a chess game.
>
> 8849 moves
> Under max time conditions: 6.31 days.
There is also a SIGBOVIK'20 article about this: http://tom7.org/chess/longest.pdf
> wismuth.com/chess/longest-game.html#:~:text=Abstract,34082%20according%20to%20a%20calculation.
>
> For those who are curious as I was, here is an article exploring the maximum length that could be attained under FIDE rules for a chess game.
>
> 8849 moves
> Under max time conditions: 6.31 days.
There is also a SIGBOVIK'20 article about this: http://tom7.org/chess/longest.pdf
@vonaka said in #17:
> There is also a SIGBOVIK'20 article about this: http://tom7.org/chess/longest.pdf
What’s SIGBOVIK'20?
> There is also a SIGBOVIK'20 article about this: http://tom7.org/chess/longest.pdf
What’s SIGBOVIK'20?
@AYUBALLENA said in #18:
> What’s SIGBOVIK'20?
It's a sort of Ig Nobel Prize in the world of computer science conferences. Accepted papers are supposed to be funny (hopefully) but they are not always senseless.
http://www.sigbovik.org/
> What’s SIGBOVIK'20?
It's a sort of Ig Nobel Prize in the world of computer science conferences. Accepted papers are supposed to be funny (hopefully) but they are not always senseless.
http://www.sigbovik.org/
@vonaka said in #19:
> It's a sort of Ig Nobel Prize in the world of computer science conferences. Accepted papers are supposed to be funny (hopefully) but they are not always senseless.
Oof, I didn’t understand lesser now even
> It's a sort of Ig Nobel Prize in the world of computer science conferences. Accepted papers are supposed to be funny (hopefully) but they are not always senseless.
Oof, I didn’t understand lesser now even
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