Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 18:00:41 02/06/02
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On February 06, 2002 at 20:37:18, Eran wrote: [snip] >We always can setup a position with more than 8 white or black queens and some, >but not all, chess programs play okay with it. However, 9 or more white queens >for isntance never happened in any game between two chess players anywhere >anytime. So why is it important to you? <shrugging> Because it can happen in a legal game. >If you have four double pawns on the a, c, e and g files, then you always can >underpromote all the eight pawns to 8 light-square White Bishops! :-)) No argument there. You could have 10 bishops total, with 9 of the same color. I have seen one game with 5 bishops and two games with 6 (games that really happened).
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