bPh4 simply does not attack square g4 and can't capture any piece on g4! But bPh4 attacks square g3 and…
In orthodox chess, the en passant capture can be described in simple words as: "The pawn that played a double…
"...Dear M. Dupont, it is not artificial, it is logical! with Black: h4 White: g2 after 1.g4 hxg3 (e.p.)..." Well,…
Thanks Dominique. I'm gonna think a little bit more about "ep-pieces", and then probably open a thread on FE... You…
Ok. But I still think that, for the convenience of the solver, it should be noticed in the definition that…
To be completely clear about "en passant capture" : if you are playing a chess game with black and you…
Of course the capture is on g3. What is relevant for reappearance is where the piece was when it was…
Dear M. Dupont, it is not artificial, it is logical ! with Black: h4 White: g2 after 1.g4 hxg3 (e.p.)…
I find this symmetry circe rule concerning e.p. a bit confusing and artificial, but never mind, this is just a…
To answer to the comment of M.Dupont and Geoff with Black: h4 White: g2 after g4 hxg3 (e.p.) if the…