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Games
If you are looking for chess games played in the club, then please see the Events page, this page talks about games in general.
Players can play as many games as they want in the club. A maximum of 100 simultaneous games is a general setting to avoid overloading.
Many games run simultaneously by each player.
Games can be divided into three groups in the club. These are all standard chess games, all the rules apply, but some of their attributes are different according to which groups they belong to.
The following table shows the attributes of the games belonging to the three groups:
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Games from challenges |
Games from pairing |
Tournament games |
| Rating |
Rated
or friendly |
Rated |
Rated |
| Time Control |
Without time control, 10/30, 10/40, 10/50 or 5+1 |
10/30 |
10/30 |
| Opening |
Opening may be given by move list or given by FEN line. |
Start from the standard setup |
Start from the standard setup |
| Colour |
Challenger can choose, challenged player plays white by default |
Player with older pairing request plays white |
Colors are according to the tournament's rules |
| Variant |
Traditional or Fischer Random, as the challenger wants |
Traditional |
Traditional |
| Publicity |
Private |
Private |
Public |
| Deletion |
With the opponent's agreement |
With the opponent's agreement |
Can't be deleted |
External tournaments that do not conform to the club's Regulations are not rated in club level. The games of these tournaments may also run under different time control than 10/30.
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Mendeleev
Dmitriy Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907) is best known for devising the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements.
He loved to play chess, among other games, and correspondence chess too. A beautiful but hard chess problem follows from him from July 4, 1889, white mates in two:
2Bn2b1/2b5/7Q/3kpN2/
1Rr1N3/3p2PK/8/8 w - - 0 1
White mates in two!
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Fisher Random Chess Support
This is a very interesting variant of the game, where the position of the pieces in the base ranks are changing. There are 960 different initial setup position in this variant.
Fans of the Fischer Random chess say, here creativity and talent is more important than memorization and analysis of opening moves.
See more on the Variants page.
Also called as Fischerandom Chess, Chess960, C960, FR, or FRC.
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