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Sorry, what does
" It is important that the
arbiter does not mislead the player, nor advise him, nor advance any further" mean in the interpretation of 11.9?

John McKenna wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 25, 2019 6:26 pm

Boris Johnson says Britain would be “clean, green, prosperous, united, confident and ambitious”.

(BBC News)

So he is not "Trump" that much, at least in words.
As an Iranian official said, Britaish people won't allow for populism.

Thanks.
What does it mean that Bf1 hangs b3 after Bc2
?

So he already has an overwhelming position?

Thanks.
What does it mean to roll Black up?

I thought that since the were forced moves leading to mate, the game would be drawn There aren't forced moves leading to mate. Just because White has mate in 1 (after Qxf6) doesn't mean he has to play it. If he played the worst possible moves on the board he could lose all 3 of his pieces in the ne...

I thought that since the were forced moves leading to mate, the game would be drawn

What would be the ruling if White's clock fell after Qxf6 in
8/4Qp1p/2R2p2/1B5k/7P/6P1/5PK1/8 w - - 0 1
?
The time control was 15+5

In my country and probably in India too, the kings had harem with several Women residing there. Reza shah Pahlavi cancelled this custom and many harem women turned into prostitutes, unfortunately (many died or married also)

Kevin Thurlow wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 30, 2019 1:02 pm

We were confused in Europe! It probably made perfect sense where you are.

You mean because some say Queen & some say Dama and some say Ferz?

You're welcome.
What confusion?
We always called it vazir,

No, it was mantri in India, meaning wise man.
/Vezr/ means burden, so vazir means he who carries the burden. He is minister, an advisor to the PM, and thus to the king

No, I mean Ng1-f3

Hello.
When is algebraic notation used in the long form?

Thanks in advance

Hi.
رخ /rukh/for rook
اسب /asb/ for Knight
فیل /fil/for Bishop
وزیر /vazir/ for Queen
شاه /shäh/ for King
پیاده /piäde/ for pawn