How Does Castling In Chess Work?
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Rule 4 : Pieces can't be between king and rook if you wanna castle
You can, There is aero castling rule search in Google
En passant moves both your pawn and the enemy's... out of the board
So does every other capture
@@국가 aren’t you zoom
@@국가 I don’t use discord anymore, I quit minecraft as a whole
@@국가 idk, I wouldn’t know because I’ve been gone.. anyway have you found yourself playing chess too?
@@국가 I’ve known how to play but recently got into it again
there is actually another rule where they both have to be on the same rank, preventing a pawn promoting to a rook, then on the next move castling O-O-O-O-O-O
Would both the king and the rook have been on the starting squares without having moved at that point? I don't believe so.
@@zombiexpanda promoting to a rook would make it on it’s starting square
Wait is that still a thing? I heard about it long time ago they say its not a rule anymore
Ok i did some a little bit of research and i found out that yes its a real rule but fide banned it can't really found when but they did ban it and i try to do it in custom positions it won't allow me
I probably need to sleep now i have to wake up 6 tomorrow and its 11 pm now
It is no longer part of the game. It was changed to prevent such unlikely moments
Thank you for inventing chess ceo man
💀💀💀
Okay today hikaru knew this move by seeing this video very informative
Promotions also move two of ones own pieces at once: a pawn off the board, and a major piece onto the board.
Yep, this is true, and it is one hell of a move if the kings pawn stays ingame.
By this logic: capturing?
So does EVERY CAPTURE
@@Fartacus44 Not two of ones own pieces...
😋
Important tip: In-castling, king goes first, not the rook. If you move the rook first, you have to move it, you cannot castle. It's because of touch-move rule.
My classmates said that this wasnt allowed 💀
Same
My classmate literally swapped queen and king and called it castleing
My classmates said king cant move until it had recieved one check 💀
my retarded friend claiming hes 3k said you can castle in endgame with only one rook and king having already moved multiple times
All legends 😂😂
also, the player must move the king first
if he/she accidentally moved the rook first and then the king, it cannot be considered as a castle
rlly?
@@thepoetstorturer yeah
Why
@@artsmith1111castling begins with the king, otherwise it's just a rook move
And there also cannot be any pieces obstructing it (this applies more to a long castle, where even the square that the king and took leave empty cannot have a piece on it)
Is there anything that dictates a short vs. long castle, or is it player’s preference?
well it's subjective, castle is always done to make your king safer and it can be either but mostly people play short castle unless they're in a certain position where say long castle could be a check or maybe long castle would be better for more protection of the king but castle is played short about 70-80% of the time since players do it in the first 10 moves to make a tempo and activate their rook
Time. It takes more time to move the pieces to castle. If you notice grandmaster games, oftentimes they castle in the same move. That means that both players opted often not to take that valuable time to castle the other way. I think 90% of games or so castle to the king side. (Edit: i mean 90% of the people who castle. There's always people who don't buy they only account for the last 10% of people).
you forgot that both the rook and king must be on the same rank in some custom positions you could caslte vertically so they changed the rules so they have to be on the same rank
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Thanks bubba. Simple and straight to the point.
Me: " there is another", il Vaticano
Google en passant
A bit late, but Holy Hell™
Rule 4: You cannot castle if you already moved your king
that was in rule 1
Bro hasn’t heard of il vaticano
And your rook can not be under attack you forgot that
Thanks for making the explanation very simple to understand, with a good pacing tone. The ones I looked at will speak 500k words in one second
Not the only time. Bishops position can be exchanged and you can get to eliminate 2 pieces of your opponent if all 4 are lined up and your 2 bishop are on the 1st and 4th square and your opponents piece is on the 2nd and 3rd
ah, the classic il vaticano
I like to castle when I'm in danger or take a empty file
Is this reminder for GM Hakamura before Rapid and Blitz Championship 2023?
b1 square is an exception
Who else just castles to get their rook out faster when that spots under attack so you can’t have it push the pawn
Thanks, i will use this!
That was well explained thanks
Whenever you move and capture opponent piece you move it off the board that means two pieces moved.
to be more specific, castling is moving the king 2 spaces in the direction of the rook, and the rook to the space across from the king.
there's also one more very nuance rule: the king and rook must be on the same rank. this is to counter the fact that pieces promoted from pawns are considered new pieces and have not moved, therefore you could castle with a promoted rook from the top of the board. this has never been played in any games but was a crucial component in a mate-in-two puzzle that resulted in the addition of the rule
I love these prefossinal american video 😭❤
Sicilian Opening is my favorite opening.
I made it a part of my strategy since I was 11
Castling are used to be 2 moves in the past idk when but yea i heard it
I did not know the 3rd rule to this move
How is safer when its so fucking easy to get checkmated in this position.
my parents and grand parents would disagree with b and g pawn moving 1 square each
Third rule's image was wrong
Didn't understand the 3 rule correctly. Please explain again more elaborately
You failed to explain that castling is a king-move. I've seen people use the rook to castle.
Not recommended, as that's not legal.
This is what I’m wondering after watching two videos. I was taught to use the rook. Same effect, but honestly it should be a rook move since the king doesn’t move two spaces
@@artsmith1111 That's why it's a king move. The exception calls for a two piece move, and you're doing so with the most valuable piece on the board. If it was a rook move, it would be more conditional, and harder to program for digital versions.
Source: Just follow the mf rules.
Can we castle while giving check to opponent's king?
Yea
Yes and also some times checkmate
If you take a peace you go to that square and they go of the board moving 2 pieces
Vid title entirely hiding text 😢
Wah I was confused but now I understand how my opponent was using this.
Promote the E pawn to a rook, you can now castle.
yeah but I think they've removed that move it's only castle horizontally and not on the same rank it can only be done if king and rook are on e1 and a1/h1
@@aaryasharma4940 ya lol, sadly. I wish that it wasn’t banned
Fide patched this by stating that the king and rook have to be on the same rank
@@rednetherbrick3178 already said
Can i castle when there is no pawn infront
Il vaticano is another Way of moving 2 pieces I requires the 2 bishop to swap Places and Capture the 2 pawns It is Next to But Il vaticano can not be diagonal
what about if your rook is under attack
But, what I'd the keyboard command?
Actually, open chek on king moves two pices in one move too, cheking pice, and king
In this video,i went from 1634 to -2000
I think So need this =))
Bro forgot about Il Vaticano
My friend don't even know how to castle in chess
I notic that in Castling the king move throug the rook
Whicth is count as moveing throug pices
Can we castle while getting checkmate from one side and if we castle than rook while face the opponent queen
Moving pawn 2 spaces?
The problem is back rank checkmate
Also you cant castle with rook that is promoted pawn
Il vaticano:am I a joke to you?
Can the queen castle?
What about knight boosting?
Im a begginer, I dont understand why is the need of this rule
There's another rule
What is it? 😂
There is not allowed to be pieces in between
@@zorkchess You're not allowed to castle into check
@@zorkchess your not allowed to castle perpendicularly
Google en passant
Ty
Additional rules he forgot:
No pieces in between the rook and king
Both pieces must be on the same rank
They can't not moving and not being in the same row
i have a scenario.
4 pieces left are wRook f4, bKing g3, wRook h1 and wKing e1
white to move. can white castle?
Yes
Castling is how a mac computer beats you . Does it when you get it worried. Personally I think Castling is a dirty move ,made in desperation. This rule ruins chess
Did not know about those check rules and me and my friends may or may not be big cheaters 😬
Another one is premoving
Just to let you know if someone castle's their king might be in a safer position but try that against me your going to be mated for sure under 5 moves. Those who know the trick they know.😎😎
Question. Is it super special?
I already know the classer
3 rules? I think it's 5 rules. You forgot the 2 rules which is there must no pieces that blocking between your king and rook and the next one is the square which will the king will pass must not be under attack.
Bruh he said the second one in the video
But the rook can castle through check 😎
I had play once in tournament, I checkmate my opponent, then my opponent did castling, while me newbie n noob, pity mee
Nah bro there is a move called B-O-O-B
Capturing moves 2 pieces
If your me
You blunder a queen
Attack 2 rooks
And lose a bishop
In 1 move
My opponent took my bishop losing my queen this was 30Min 900
Game name?
Him: whats the only time you can move 2 pieces at ones in a chess game
Him: its called-
Me: *cheating*
I dont know why you cant even castle out of check tho 😭😭😭😭
Because it would be unfair if you could just escape a check
@@joelcardenas7015 moving a king = escaping check
Castling out of check involves king moving out of check = escaping check
Why doesnt this logic apply to chess, i am a 1900 player and this hurts my brain.
i cant castle!
Il vaticano
google il vaticano
Hi
il vaticano
I’m gay
Google en passant
I dont believe it
en passant
I know a place where i move 2 pieces in a move..
Captures and promotions
First
Bruh who tf doesn’t know how to castle
My friend
Newbies
I mean if a bishop is looking at b1 u still can castle
Believe it or not there’s these people called “beginners” in chess that I’m sure was helped by this explanation, relax dude.
Bro, once u also didn't knew
If you think that's cool, google "en passant" 😏
I thought even if b1 was being attacked you couldn't castle?