3 definitions by Thunderprime
A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player is unable to capitalize on the move example: capturing the king would result in their own king being placed in check.
by Thunderprime November 2, 2021
A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player would otherwise not be able to capitalize on the move.
Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.
Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.
Want to play chess? Let's use "the Davison addendum"
by Thunderprime November 2, 2021
A chess rule that allows either player to place and/or leave their king in check. But only if the attacking player would otherwise not be able to capitalize on the move.
Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.
Example: Capturing the king would place your own king in check.
Want to play chess? Let's use "the Davison addendum"
by Thunderprime November 2, 2021