-
other piece is
known as
underpromotion.
Promotion is
almost always to a queen, as it is the most
powerful piece.
Underpromotion might be done for various...
-
first noted by
Serafino Dubois. It is
unusual in that it
features an
underpromotion as
early as the
seventh move. This
article uses
algebraic notation to...
-
Though not a
strong player, he
spotted a win
involving a
dramatic underpromotion in a
position previously thought to have been a draw. The
Saavedra position...
-
queen is also
known as
queening and to any
other piece as
underpromotion.
Reasons for
underpromotion include tactical positions involving a
knight check, and...
- The
Lasker Trap is
notable because it
features a rare
instance of an
underpromotion in
practical play. In the Sp****ky Variation,
White avoids the Lasker...
-
require an
underpromotion due to the fact that a
queen would stalemate the opponent, no
longer require an
underpromotion. (In fact,
underpromotion to rook...
- a queen, but in some cases,
another piece is chosen; this is
called underpromotion. In the
animated diagram, the pawn on c7 can be
advanced to the eighth...
-
rarely a
reason to
promote a pawn to a
piece other than a
queen (see
Underpromotion).
Chess portal Boden's Mate
Checkmate patterns Chess problem Chess theory...
- Kc6! wins. The
special moves or
rules of chess, such as castling,
underpromotion, double-square pawn advance, and en p****ant are
commonly a key feature...
- bishop, or knight.
Promotion to a
piece other than a
queen is
called underpromotion.
prophylaxis A
strategy that
frustrates and
protects against an opponent's...
