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Topic	The Queen's Gambit is really well done.
NoMeLx22x 11/16/20 7:21:42 AM #38:	cuh posted... Random but is it true that in chess you forfeit the game if you lose your queen? Does that just mean you cant lose both the queen and king? (I dont know much about chess aside from math puzzles involving the knight, lol) It's true at the very highest levels of chess. There is no way a top ranked chess player could ever beat another top ranked chess player if they blunder their queen. But if you're just playing a friend and you blunder your queen, then no because since they're most likely similarly skilled at chess as you are they can blunder their queen as well, or make other mistakes along the way that you can capitalize on. --- Sigs are for losers. <cite>NoMeLx22x posted [p:947226821] in The Queen&... [t:79107369]...</cite> <quote>cuh posted... </cite> <quote>Random but is it true that in chess you forfeit the game if you lose your queen? Does that just mean you cant lose both the queen and king? (I dont know much about chess aside from math puzzles involving the knight, lol)</quote> It's true at the very highest levels of chess. There is no way a top ranked chess player could ever beat another top ranked chess player if they blunder their queen. But if you're just playing a friend and you blunder your queen, then no because since they're most likely similarly skilled at chess as you are they can blunder their queen as well, or make other mistakes along the way that you can capitalize on. --- Sigs are for losers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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