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Chess is one of the most popular two-player strategy games. It has survived centuries of strategical analysis and continues to thrive amongst players of all skills and ages.
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Is Chess with more than three players exists or would be playable? [closed]
Chess board as a function of the number of players:
2 players - 8x8 square board
3 players - a special hexagonal board
4+ players - theoretically a (players * 2) gonal board. … Second question: Would a 2+ players 3D-chess room be possible to create? …
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Is it possible to bluff in board games like chess generally?
Let's think of games like chess or go, where everyone can see everything, but also games like uno where it's hard to predict what color or value the person has with one card. Can you bluff here? … it would be generally yes, but how can you bluff in e.g. chess? Would a move showing you are skilled, while you're not, be a bluff? …
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