Letter #07 -  2018

Sub:    Chess beginner
Date:   07/07/18  01:49:14 PM EDT
From:  Edgar Pena
To:      service@chess-poster.com

Warm greetings:

Please help me solve the following questions from a Chess beginner:

1. Can the King move at any time of the game to an adjoining square that is free, even if it is not in check, as a strategy to prevent it in advance?

2. Do all Pawns have the same possibility of advancing two positions in their first exit move?

3. In the possibility of advancing two positions at the exit of a Pawn, it may be the second square one in which after the first, diagonally is an opponent piece that can be taken, or obligatorily the possibility of advancing the two squares should be vertically contiguous?

Thank you,
E. Pena

Dear viewer,

1. The King can move as a strategy to prevent a check in advance.

2. All Pawns have the option to move one or two squares at their first move.

3. The option from advancing a Pawn two squares should be vertically contiguous and no piece can be taken.

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