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"White moves a4a5, preventing Black's queenside rook from moving from a8 to c8, restricting Black's long castling" * That is not true
- Your image shows a 77 board instead of 88
"White moves a4a5, preventing Black's queenside rook from moving from a8 to c8, restricting Black's long castling" * That is not true
* Your image shows a 7*7 board instead of 8*8
@tpr said in #2:
"White moves a4a5, preventing Black's queenside rook from moving from a8 to c8, restricting Black's long castling" * That is not true
- Your image shows a 77 board instead of 88
Thank you !
@tpr said in #2:
> "White moves a4a5, preventing Black's queenside rook from moving from a8 to c8, restricting Black's long castling" * That is not true
>
> * Your image shows a 7*7 board instead of 8*8
Thank you !
...such as moving the g - pawn to clear the path for the rook
The same question as in the previous part: how can moving a pawn possibly "clear the path for the rook"?
> ...such as moving the g - pawn to clear the path for the rook
The same question as in the previous part: how can moving a pawn possibly "clear the path for the rook"?

