Suicide Chess - An Introduction

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1. What is the object of Suicide Chess? Capture all of your opponent's pieces. Lose your king. Force your opponent to capture all of your pieces. Be checkmated.

2. You may not have more than one king. True False

3. Which of the following openings result in a forced win for Black? 1.c4 1.d3 1.g3 1.b3

4. What are the fewest moves possible to achieve checkmate in a regular (traditional, i.e. Not Suicide) game of chess? 5 3 2 4

5. What are the fewest possible number of moves needed to win a game of Suicide Chess by giving away all of your pieces? 17 15 16 19

6. Which of the following moves leads to a forced win by Black? 1.f3 1.e3 1.a4 1.e4

7. In an endgame with only two knights remaining, who should win? For example: White has a knight on h1 and Black has a knight on b1. The knight to move will lose if they start on the same color square. The knight to move will win if they start on the same color square. The knight to move will win if they start on opposite color squares. It's a draw.

8. Which of the following moves would be considered safe to play for White? 1.e4 1.b3 1.d4 1.Nf3

9. If White has a rook on f1 and Black has a king on h8, with White to move, what is White's best move? Rf6 Rh1 Rf8 Rf7

10. What is not another name for Suicide Chess? Antichess Crazyhouse Zero Chess Giveaway