CHESS GAME

The chess,presentazion of Nadir

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what they are:

Chess is a strategy game that takes place on a square board called a chessboard. The objective of the game is to checkmate.

THE CHESSBOARD

The chess board has a 64 squares and each player has a set of 16 pieces, each made up of six different types of pieces. The two sets of pieces are colored differently: generally one is much lighter than the other, which is why they are called White and Black. The columns are named with a letter going from a to h starting from the white player's left, while the ranks are named with numbers from 1 to 8 always starting from the white player's position.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CHESS

PIECE REMOVAL

PIECE REMOVAL

A B C D E F G H

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CHESS

PIECE REMOVAL

PIECE REMOVAL

A B C D E F G H

• First move can be 1 or 2 squares and subsequently moves are 1 square only

• Capture/eat diagonally

• Go forward and backward diagonally.

• Advance 2 squares in any

direction and 1 perpendicular, therefore moving to an L shape.

• It moves horizontally or vertically

in all the directions.

• It can move in all directions, the queen is the strongest piece in the board chess

• Go in all directions only

1 square at a time.

The checkmate and the check

Checkmate occurs when the king is under the direct threat from few or more pieces and has no possibility of escaping from they, so he would certainly be captured on the next move. Checkmate determines the conclusion of the game with the defeat of the player who suffers it. The "check" on the other hand is the attack that an opposing piece brings to the king and from which the king can be protected.

Example of checkmate

THE END, THANKS FOR THE ATTENTION!

NADIR TAZOUDI

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