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How to play Cheaters Chess
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- Опубліковано 24 лют 2023
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Rules
The rules are the same as regular chess except for these changes. For a refresher of those rules, check out this video. During the game each player is allowed to perform 1 illegal move by creating a new rule that both players must follow for the rest of the game. You may only create your rule while it is your turn, and you may only create 1 rule. The rule may only apply to 1 piece, and it must be the piece you are currently moving, in the illegal way you are moving it. After you perform your illegal move you must state out loud the rule you are creating. Your rule applies to all the pieces of the same type on the board, as well as future promotions, regardless of who controls them. You may not create limitations on which pieces are affected by your rule. Your rule may not limit or change a piece’s traditional chess moves, but you may add movement to it. Your rule may not allow pieces to capture more than 1 piece a turn. Your rule may not affect a piece that is out of play, so that you add it to the board, apart from promotions. Your rule may not result in your immediate victory on the turn you created it, and your rule may not negate, change, or alter your opponent’s rule. Rules that are created around specific locations on the board are mirrored for their opponent. For example, if Black’s rule is that pawns promote on the 6th row, then White’s pawns would promote on the 3rd row.
You may not create a rule to escape checkmate or make checkmate impossible. The first player to checkmate their opponent. Wins.
Ah yes, ChatGPT chess
yup
Kings can capture friendly bishops while castling
@@lyvindy0527 man im dead 💀
@@lyvindy0527 pawns can materialize out of thin air
ChatGPT chess except the players are nerfed 'coz they aren't as cool as ChatGPT
Oh, I do this when I play normal chess!
15 years ahead of my time.
it’s you! didn’t know you watched these videos.
"My rule is they can't." 💀
IM DEAD
one idea I had in mind is that you create up to 5 cards with different rules for each piece and you may draw 1 from it according to the pieces you move and it remains face-up.
Chess, Uno edition
@@Abadraco yes
@@Abadraco how to play. the rules are the same as chess and Uno except for these changes.
If you takes your opponent's piece, you may draw 1 card from the taken piece deck and you may choose to either replace the card or keep the previous face-up card.
Missed opportunity to call this anarchy chess
Pretty sure that's already a thing
The oldest anarchy game in chess
Google missed naming opportunities
That's normal chess when you're playing against someone who didn't play it before or a child. /j
I mean not really this way means I won't think of murdering my opponent because they made an illegal move and get mad when I tell them they can't do that instead I think of murdering my opponent because they stole my last chicken nugget
POV: you used stockfish in competitive rounds
POV: you're chatGPT.
@@sparkyshore3543 shoulda done that but eh
@@sparkyshore3543 Gotham chess is sweating just thinking about it
Fsr, 3rd and 4th oldest comments here blew up.
@@asheep7797 yea
I have a chess varient idea called "outlands chess"
The game plays exactly the same , but the difference is that you can move a piece off the board and it goes to an imaginary space called "The outlands" .
You can place the piece from the outlands on any empty space on the board .
You can have up to two piece on the outlands .
Pieces don't move nor capture in the outlands .
Your pieces only enter the outlands from your opposite side of the board .
You can only keep a piece in the outlands for three turns , after that they get automatically captured .
when you place a piece back on the board , you can do it to give a ckeck/checkmate , or capture a piece of the same type as the piece being placed .
the first player to checkmate thier opponent wins .
Edit : Thank you for all the likes , this is the highest that i got so far
Great idea
Modified Alice Chess
Wow I had the very same idea recently only I didn't think of limiting the number of pieces that can go outside the board and I added the rule: "the king is the only piece that can't exit the board" so that checkmating is easier.
@@ItayoMan Actually , the king not exiting the board is a good idea , i didnt think about it .
i have an idea called floridan chess: the goal is to kill as many pieces as possible. checkmate is no longer a factor for winning, and kings can be killed without ending the game. all other rules stay the same, first person to kill all the oppoents pieces wins
I think the cheating rule way is easier to remember if we use custom cards and draw them with a different cheating rule on each turn instead.
This variant about breaking the rules sure has a lot of rules.
So could you make a rule say King is allowed to move like any current piece on that player's side?
Eventually That king would lose effectiveness and would not Prevent checkmates... just would require you to reduce all of your opponents pieces to just the king and maybe pawns
One could argue that would be "taking away" movement, once pieces are traded off/blundered.
I would say that is allowed. As long as the King can still always move like a King at all times, it doesn't break the rules.
That is a fun rule. I imagine your own king would be way more active in checkmating than usual.
So are we not gonna talk about how you can *cheat* in _Cheater's_ Chess?
A cheater's chess engine ☠️
ChatGPT playing chess be like
The pawn eating vertically got me
Finally , Siberian Swipe is possible
Sadly no il vaticano tho
nor omnipotent f6 pawns
We can make en passant truly forced
@@goshator Finally. My favorite Chess move 'Google En Passant' will be real.
This seems really fun, and doesn't require any special boards or sets, thanks! My husband doesn't like playing chess with me, but maybe this version would make him come around to the idea. :)
On iPhone, the way he points at nothing as he tries to direct us to another video is hilarious
I’m on an iPhone and I still see the popup
Exactly
I feel like it’s super easy to make broken rules.
Play as black, opponent moves a pawn. Your rule “when 8 pawns are in a vertical or horizontal line they all promote to queens”
Knock out one rook (or knight or bishop) then on your turn make the rule “the rook can move to any square on the board and take out any piece on it, except a square where king is (to not violate the checkmate rule)” and use your rook to take out their remaining rook, giving you alone the power to snipe any piece.
The game is forced mate in two.
White to play : pawns can jump forward any number of square as long as it lands on a black square, taking any non king piece occupying it and ignoring pieces along the way.
- d2 pawn jumps to d8 taking the queen
- Promote to queen
- king is forced to take (not checkmate so the rule is valid)
- f2 pawn jumps to f8 taking black square bishop, promoting
- promote to queen
- Checkmate.
@@Laezar1 It's not quite so simple, as black doesn't have to play 1... Kxd8, he could instead make a rule. For example pawns can capture diagonally backwards including by wrapping around the board from row 8 to row 1. Black can then respond with c7-d8+. White is then forced to play Kd2 and the game continues.
@@Waterbottle271 Aren't you not allowed to make a rule to get out of check?
@@Laezar1 Only checkmate, according to the video.
@@TooFewSecrets Oh, I got that wrong, woops
Me giving my queen knight movement to finally complete the ultimate lifeform
1:38 That doesn't make checkmate impossible. You just have to control all squares on the board.
It would still be illegal to create such a rule as that would result in ability to take the enemy king.
It would be impossible to control all squares
@@fos1451No its very much possible. Assume 8 queens. If placed on a diagonal to each other. The king would be in checkmate assuming the other player has no other pieces.
How do you get 8 queens? Simple pawn pomotion.
Of course its even easier then that as rooks can be used to help supplement the Queens.
@@vitalikbaird3248 it's practically impossible to get 8 queens, it's already almost impossible in real game, and now you think you can do it in a game where the king can literally capture everything?
The game would always ends in a draw, it's better to just not allowed any new rules to the king
@@fos1451 i mean like "technically" its possible
Pawns move like a queen. It's very possible to control the whole board.
This is like that episode of Regular Show where Mordecai and Rigby fought a store clerk within a dnd game and both of them had the power to change the rules
"But I Have a Receipt”
I busted out laughing in the "checkmate" at the end
“Cannot make a rule that captures more than one piece in a turn”
No, give me my il vaticano
When you say no rules to escape checkmate, does that mean mate in one specifically, or if any forced mating sequence on the board exists?
I think he means once you are in checkmate you can't make a rule to escape
Mate in one, I'm guessing
Mate in 1, otherwise you could avoid Mate in 537 (presumably) for white at the start of the game.
Basically, once you are checkmated, you're checkmated. But before then you can use a rule to escape "forced" checkmate.
The game is forced mate in two.
White to play : pawns can jump forward any number of square as long as it lands on a black square, taking any non king piece occupying it and ignoring pieces along the way.
- d2 pawn jumps to d8 taking the queen
- Promote to queen
- king is forced to take (not checkmate so the rule is valid)
- f2 pawn jumps to f8 taking black square bishop, promoting
- promote to queen
- Checkmate.
Cant the other player make a rule while in check like the king can jump two spaces and capture or another rule
@@themehguy9084 yeah I actually got that wrong I thought you couldn't make a rule to escape check but it's only checkmate
In Cheaters Chess if you are creating a rule why shouldn’t you create limitations to which pieces are affected by your rule and a rule that allows pieces to capture more than one piece a turn?
Because that makes the new rule overpowered, and therefore not fun
Are you allowed to mention non-standard chess pieces, like Wazir, Camel, Knightrider, and so on in your rules?
I guess ChatGPT is already doing this in normal chess also
And ChatGPT sacrafices THE KIIIIIIIIIING
Giving pawns Queen's moveset would break the game
My idea: binary chess
Normal chess but with a dice
Each faces of the dice has a chess piece (rook queen king knight pawn bishop)
When u roll the dice, every pieces of the same type as the dice's face will swich color for the rest of the game
U cannot roll dice when u are in check
Player can roll dice after they move
I could probably just use a regular chess board for the pieces and board, but the best rule would be "queens can move anywhere that doesn't check the opponents king"
So they could move like a bishop or rook to check a king, but if it doesn't check a king then they can move anywhere
Chess, now with wacky mods
"All pawns only move 6 squares forward only if they are black pawns, capturing all opposing pieces on the way over, placing back all friendly pieces on the board in such a configuration that checkmates you. Also, your knights can't jump over a piece in any orthogonal or diagonal direction. And only I can promote on my third rank. Also my rook moves in front of the piece attacking my king. The king can escape and capture any piece. Checkmate."
How many limits did this rule break?
Yes
POV: you only watched the first 17 seconds of the video
@@danielyuan9862 Lol.
Ironically enough, I actually had to watch the entire video to create such a rule, one that breaks the limits of what you can do in cheater's chess.
@@danielyuan9862 POV you didn't click read more...
could i make a rule like "Knights promote into kings on the 5th column; Kings can be captured, all kings must be captured for victory"
Me: "knights move in an L shape."
The L shape that knights move in: 😰
May not make a rule to escape checkmate...
So if you make that rule a couple of moves back, it is allowed.
It would be annoying if your opponent is in trouble so they made a rule to draw the game. Like maybe let the king move like a queen, that could easily draw a game when made in the middle of playing.
Depends on what the rule is. "Kings must jump their own pieces to move" knowing that your opponent won't have a chance to get their king next to a friendly piece would be fine outside of the killing turn.
"Queens attack the entire board" would not be allowed.
Your example would also not be a rule that was allowed.
@@deadersurvival4716
"Kings must jump their own pieces to move" is limiting the King's movement because of the word "must". But if the rule was, "Kings can jump their own peices," it would be allowed...
My rule was "The king could move like a queen" which is not limiting it.
And it's also not escaping checkmate if the king is not in immediate danger of being checkmated...
There is a lot of things to consider here.
@@versuzzero5335 that might make it impossible to checkmate, so it might be against the rule, I would say just to be safe that the king shouldn't be able to get any new rule added to it
@@versuzzero5335 "to move" As in, instead of their standard move, a friendly piece would have to be next to the king, and the king would jump over it.
Your rule would do exactly what you said it would do, making checkmate nearly impossible, which is against the rules, for the exact reason you called attention to it.
@@fos1451
Yeah, this is such a messy variant, it was never said that a King can't have additional moves.
I think playing this would spawn and playtest a lot of new variants. One that comes to mind is, on your turn after moving your piece, you have to also move a piece belonging to your opponent. And you can't undo a move that your opponent just did on their turn.
I guess a variant would be blind cheaters chess or Mao chess, in which you don't announce your new rule but write it down secretly and your opponent has to figure out what it is; if they make a move that is against the rules then they miss a turn. Like if I move a rook two squares diagonally forward and then my opponent takes that as an opportunity to move their rook three squares diagonally backward then that might or might not be allowed by my rule depending on how I phrased it!
So it's a decision between giving yourself more options for future moves (rooks can move like bishops) and tripping up your opponent (rooks can move diagonally forward exactly two squares provided that they are on a dark square on the third rank... .)
Can you make a rule allowing pieces to promote to other pieces?
sure?
But the pawns are AT LEAST need to promoted to a one piece (So you can only ban 3 pieces that Pawns can't promote to)
@@yigitpasa7743 ?
For example: I banned that Pawns are cannot promoted to a Queen, Bishop, knight and a rook. Which is illegal so *at least* one out of three is MUST be promoted. That's the reason so you only able to *ban up to three pieces.*
cheater’s cheater’s chess is that all of the rules that are not allowed in cheater’s chess are allowed.
Chaos Chess
-"Pawns may not advance to the first and last rows, therefore, promotion is not allowed."-
Wait
"All pawns promote on the 2nd rank"
Now every pawn promotes. Mayham in the beginning.
"Kings can move as queens" does follow earlier established allowances, 1 piece gains the moveset of another. So...
So basically, that's how we got every single weird rule in chess right ?
Is the rule "you can't make rules that make checkmates impossible" even computable? For example, is "king can move like a queen" ok? Like a rook? Like a bishop?
This is really interesting!
1:39 Verifying if a specific rule makes checkmate impossible is quite challenging in some cases 🤔
New rule: kings can capture any non king piece on the board.
It’s not technically impossible. Double rooks can still checkmate for example but good luck trying to actually do it.
@user-xp8jx6fp7s Those can be a problem too. But some rules make checkmate impossible, unlike their appearance (i.e. a combination of specific rules & positions). And these methods will be used as a 'cheat key' which makes balancing harder
0:57 How dare you reject Il Vaticano ?!
you may create a rule to escape checkmate
your rule may allow pieces to capture more than one piece
you may make checkmate impossible
your rule may result in your immediate victory
you may negate change or alter your opponent’s rule
what if the rule revolves around checkmate, like say you need to capture both the king and queen to win
I wish you could make rules for all pieces, that way I can say "Pieces can, during capture, choose not to move and still capture" and ave creaetd gun chess.
Didn't know my friend was good at this version of chess
✘ "Knight are not allowed to pass other pieces."
The rules are the same as in regular chess, except you use stockfish. For refresher what is this stockfish check up this video.
1:20 Wouldn't that apply to the earlier rule about horses in the F row?
No, it's a specific piece.
He said creating limitations to which piece is affected by the rule.
"Pawns promote on the 6th rank" applies to pawns only because pawns are the only pieces that can promote in the first place
Me: all pawns promote to queens immediately
what if you allowed each piece to promote, just infinite* queens
*as many queens as there are pieces
The Queen moves everywhere
*“King eats king”*
Ah yes, younger siblings chess
“pawn can move like the queen”
*smirks*
Queens have the ability to move like a knight
what if you made a rule like “rooks have to be killed three times to die” after the opponent lost both of their rooks? do they come back or are they still gone
Next video: how to transcend death and become immortal
I have something like that!
The rules are, every other move, both players have to play illegally. Legal moves cannot be done on those turns.
To make it fair, checkmates are only possible on legal turns.
"i can now make 2 rules" and boom you won
gothamchess voice: AND NOW HE SACRIFICED THE RRRUUUULLEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!🥶
So if one rules adds a movement option to a piece, the other players rule can NOT make it immobile?
Your Rule cannot directly interfere with your Opponents rule
Well well well
“King captures like a queen but does not move like a queen
Cheaters chess is so easy you just have to ask your little brother how to play chess
Me playing
My sister: My first rule is to remove all rules, except the "cheater" move.
Me: My first rules is that your king has heart attack and dies , I WON
You can call it either Cheater's Chess or "Cheater's Way" Chess
During setup: place your stockfish in right side of chess board.
This is ChatGPT playing chess
Queens can also move like knights it’s the most Op piece
Trade off your bishops for their knights then rule that knights can move like a queen.
So your just playing chess with your little sibling but they can only make 1 rule instead of 10
Per turn
Just make queens move like knights as well and push king into a wall
ChatGPT : looks like normal chess to me.
Hans mastered this game
Is there a variant where all pieces but the king are swapped with one type of (non-king) piece, such as queens?
Imagine playing with only pawns and a king, or only bishops and a king.😂
I throught you could add 20 queens to the board.
Pawns can en passant any piece that passes a square the pawn threatens.
My rule would be that pawns which moved 2 squares in their initial move can be captured by other pawns which are close to that square
Bing en passant
hi
Player 1 : you cheated!!
Player 2 : that's the rule!!
🤨🤨🤨
request ONO 99 please
what if i cheat?
ChatGPT be like (if he had a bit of a handicap):
If I get those chess pieces, I would play the normal chess, because the pieces look cool.
TYY
Goodness, Niemann would be world champion in this one.
Meta strat: make a rule stating that the Queen can move to whatever square she likes at any time
"ur rule may not result in ur immediate victory"
Imagine making up your own rules and you still get checkmated
ChatGpt chess💀💀💀
Y
Lemme think of one....
After 5 turns any non-existent pawn can take any piece
Finally, I can create mega en passant.
This is just how chatGPT plays chess
make one about ohio chess please!