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Learn the rules to the free online chess variant DiceChess.com quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original rules of Chess, check out this video: youtu.be/iPXcfS0UDlI
Play for free here: link.triplesgames.com/dicechess
RULES:
The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes.The object of the game is to capture the opponent's king. There is no check, checkmate, or stalemate; the king can remain in check, move under check, and can even capture the opponent's king.
On your turn to move, you must roll 3 dice. Each die symbol determines which pieces you can move. With each turn, you will make up to 3 moves and must perform the maximum number of moves possible. This rule can create situations where you will be limited in which pieces you can move. The only exception for this would be if you can capture your opponent's king, then you do not need to perform the maximum number of moves. Pieces that are available to move will have a green highlight around them. When a piece is selected, there will be hints on where to go.
To castle, you must roll both the king and rook. You are allowed to castle while the king is threatened. Pawns promote like normal unless the promotion would allow more possible moves to be made; in that case, the pawn only promotes to the rolled piece. En passant is allowed as usual, but you must roll a pawn and perform en passant on the very next turn. If you don't, you may not use en passant later.
If you feel confident, you can play in 'x2 mode'. This mode allows you to double the bet by pressing the x2 button before rolling the dice. Your opponent can accept and continue the game or decline the offer and resign. Once you've offered a double, you won't be able to do so again until after your opponent offers a double. If the game's bank exceeds your balance, you won't be able to accept the double anymore and will have to resign. Additionally, you can't join a game with a bet higher than your balance.
Check out dicechess.com, where you can play online for free. You can play with other players, train with a bot, participate in tournaments, and win prizes.
Learn the rules to the free online chess variant DiceChess.com quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original rules of Chess, check out this video: youtu.be/iPXcfS0UDlI
Play for free here: link.triplesgames.com/dicechess
RULES:
The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes.The object of the game is to capture the opponent's king. There is no check, checkmate, or stalemate; the king can remain in check, move under check, and can even capture the opponent's king.
On your turn to move, you must roll 3 dice. Each die symbol determines which pieces you can move. With each turn, you will make up to 3 moves and must perform the maximum number of moves possible. This rule can create situations where you will be limited in which pieces you can move. The only exception for this would be if you can capture your opponent's king, then you do not need to perform the maximum number of moves. Pieces that are available to move will have a green highlight around them. When a piece is selected, there will be hints on where to go.
To castle, you must roll both the king and rook. You are allowed to castle while the king is threatened. Pawns promote like normal unless the promotion would allow more possible moves to be made; in that case, the pawn only promotes to the rolled piece. En passant is allowed as usual, but you must roll a pawn and perform en passant on the very next turn. If you don't, you may not use en passant later.
If you feel confident, you can play in 'x2 mode'. This mode allows you to double the bet by pressing the x2 button before rolling the dice. Your opponent can accept and continue the game or decline the offer and resign. Once you've offered a double, you won't be able to do so again until after your opponent offers a double. If the game's bank exceeds your balance, you won't be able to accept the double anymore and will have to resign. Additionally, you can't join a game with a bet higher than your balance.
Check out dicechess.com, where you can play online for free. You can play with other players, train with a bot, participate in tournaments, and win prizes.
