Capablanca random chess
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Capablanca random chess is a chess variant, invented by Reinhard Scharnagl in 2004. It combines the ideas of Capablanca chess and Fischer random chess. This game won in 2005 a [contest] to design a 10-chess variant.
Rules
The rules are the same as in Capablanca chess, but initial setup is randomized. White and black pieces are setup in symmetrical position. The pieces on the first rank are placed in random way with the following restrictions:- Bishops must be on different colors.
- King must be between rooks.
- All pawns must be protected in initial setup.
- Initial position should be different from that of Gothic chess.
Extended FEN Encoding
Within Capablanca Random Chess X-FEN is used (to represent positions).External links
- [The Chess Variant Pages | 10-Chess Contest].
- [SMIRF] A program which plays CRC very well.
- [SMIRF Piece Valuations]
- [Capablanca Random Chess | Material Values Of Pieces]
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