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Its called capturing en passant (sp?)
When a pawn reaches the 5th rank and an opposing pawn skips past it,
that initial pawn has a choice to either capture the pawn as if
it moved only 1 square, or leave it be. Once you make any other
move, you lose that opportunity.
Most any basic rules of chess manuals or
rulebooks will have this maneuver and many others covered. To
have a more in depth definition of the rules, check out the "Official Rules
of Chess" by the US Chess Federation at the local library.
Hope this helps :)
Hi there.
Just wanted you to see this move, and to tell me if
the computer is aloud to do it.
Thanx.
Rob.
p.s. I have
yet to beat this program!!!
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "ME"]
[Date
"2004.01.25"]
[Round "-"]
[White "Rob"]
[Black "GNU Chess
v5.02+"]
[Result "*"]
[TimeControl "40/180"]
1. Nh3 Nf6 2. Na3 e5
3. d3 Bxa3 4. bxa3 d5 5. Be3 O-O 6. Ng5 d4 7. Bd2 Qd5
8. Bb4 Re8 9. c4
dxc3
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