Maybe there should be an elo cap for the FIDE rules because most players wouldn’t intentionally block their king to get mated, but if it’s under 1000 elo than anything goes really.
So basically, if a player has only a knight and king, and the opponent has all the pieces, all the pawns, queen, rooks, etc, can he still win on time? Seems like FIDE rules are totally impractical.
Imagine rook vs knight and the person with rook has 3 seconds and sacrifices the rook as much as they can but the person with the knight doesn’t take the rook and flags them 😂
Well I mean it’s technically not possible to force them into that position unless they’re trying to lose. Therefore you gotta be very bad at the game to achieve that position
Basically, according to USCF, insufficient material means the player cannot force a checkmate, while Fide says it's no longer possible to checkmate. It's funny that in that position, according to Fide, Black's rook literally loses game.
It is a win because it is still can be checkmate , position example : black king on a1 and black rook on b1 and white king on a3 and night on c2 it is a checkmate
What does flagging mean
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Let's respect and enjoy both ways, since they offer different but enjoyable experiences!
So which one is better?
Bro you look like Andrew Kirby
What does it mean to flag in chess?
So lichess is the same rules as the most important championships?
Am i the only one I've been recommended this vide like 15 times even though i have watched it 7 or 8 times 🤯
Lichess is better
i agree with the uscf rules here, online chess is on a different level than otb chess
Ok I get it lichess is better
US is like "I'm not like other girls. " of all the countries.
Lichess da goat
and i mean fide is more important though🙄
Same happened at Magnus vs Alireza
https://youtube.com/shorts/-iBXdXo8oEU?feature=share
I'm just curious why Zach doesn't use lichess
Lichess is best
Me returning…."what is a flag?"
What is flagging??
1 in million chances to check mate like this
So lichess is right because World > USA
The US thinks they're so cool making their own rules and shit
I like lichess better just cuz there I'm 1000
You're telling me France is in Paris??
Can u reply pls I love your vids
Maybe there should be an elo cap for the FIDE rules because most players wouldn’t intentionally block their king to get mated, but if it’s under 1000 elo than anything goes really.
So basically, if a player has only a knight and king, and the opponent has all the pieces, all the pawns, queen, rooks, etc, can he still win on time? Seems like FIDE rules are totally impractical.
Wow you're super cute dude
why does he smile so much. It's disgusting
But the chess was invented in india😎
Even these differences, I still prefer using them because both of their performance are great.
What does it mean to flag a piece??
Are you alireza firouzja
I LOVE THIS PRELUDE it was one of my first Chopin pieces
You look sweet
bro looks like alireza
Communism
Even though lichess's logic makes sense, black can check again and again and sac the rook
India laughing in corner😂
Yee
Imagine rook vs knight and the person with rook has 3 seconds and sacrifices the rook as much as they can but the person with the knight doesn’t take the rook and flags them 😂
Well I mean it’s technically not possible to force them into that position unless they’re trying to lose. Therefore you gotta be very bad at the game to achieve that position
Well I never!
Nice to know
@thechessnerd what’s ur lichess account
Basically, according to USCF, insufficient material means the player cannot force a checkmate, while Fide says it's no longer possible to checkmate. It's funny that in that position, according to Fide, Black's rook literally loses game.
Lichess is good
It is a win because it is still can be checkmate , position example : black king on a1 and black rook on b1 and white king on a3 and night on c2 it is a checkmate
“White flagged the black pieces.”
What does that mean?