Brief demonstration of the proper way to castle according to FIDE Rule 3.8a.ii: “castling’. This is a move of the king and either rook of the same colour on the same rank, counting as a single move of the king and executed as follows: the king is transferred from its original square two squares towards the rook, then that rook is transferred to the square the king has just crossed.”
How To Castle
Is this all one move?
But I still don’t understand what castling is. Like why do you castle.
It's such a predictable move . I don't understand how it's effective. Can it be played at any time?
Castle is 3 moves? Somebody lied to me.
Thanks bro. I suck at chess but now i know how to castle!
Facts!
i cant play chess, even 3 seconds in the other guy goes "oh you have used the grannies knackers with a belgian twist of lime, i will use my double scotch hopscotch knight push of the brazilian variety and now win in 7 moves.."
short and to the point, like my weenur!
it would be hilarious if castling could be extended out a ways somehow, like you just teleport your white king into the position of the black queen lmao
the other player would be like, dude tf? and then each knight had 2 moves instead of one
This is the best video explaining it! Short and simple! Thanks
I searched How to Castle Make and Play and got this
Does chess allow swapping normal peices aswell? For example swapping my horse for my castle? Or swapping my diagnal for my soldier? Or my queen for any other piece? And if so, can they also be done during the match?
Is that move all in my turn? Or move king two spaces to the right, wait for my opponent to move next, and then on my move, will I then move the rook on the opposite side of my king?
But when I'm playing at chess in google chrome it doesn't let me move tower past king
Wow, after all these years…I never knew queenside castling is a thing. Thanks
@tictactoeya Hi: This is a very old rule. According to "The Oxford Companion to Chess," early variations on castling date back to the 13th century and by the 16th century castling was well established.
does this all count as one move
Nakamura's 2 hands castling gg
Short, sweet and to the point!!
Wow
Thank you so much this was so helpful. I was able to kill my sister
Very very helpful any where they go I could counter them
What does jwjwj stand for
the king can move 2 spaces for this? or does this need to be done in 2 moves to get near the rook.
Thanks for keeping the video short and simple
Why the heck did they make such a random and specific move just for these two?
It's like if a shooter had a command where you must jump over an ally at the first control point in order to call an airstrike on the second control point while a helicopter picks you up to carry over to the third one
So only in this move is the king able to move 2 squares?
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Purity…
The video in it's entirety is purely an explanation of how to Castle properly in tournament chess play. Nothing more, nothing less.
What about casting on the other side?
Preciate bill
But The king can only move one
thank you so much for this
Ty