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Retrochess - A chess variant challenge

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23 Jan 2002 Excellent No comment.

27 Apr 2001 Excellent I was referred to your excellent page after I independently suggested the idea of retro-chess. I like your idea - I don't know if you have developed it further since your idea, I would like to know if you have. My idea was of a game between the two. You could start with an end position, then work back until the loser felt a desire to move forward, then you could start a normal forward game from that point. Of course, when a mate occured after that you could start the process again. Any thoughts?

Date	Rating	Comment
23 Jan 2002	Excellent	No comment.
27 Apr 2001	Excellent	I was referred to your excellent page after I independently suggested the idea of retro-chess. I like your idea - I don't know if you have developed it further since your idea, I would like to know if you have. My idea was of a game between the two. You could start with an end position, then work back until the loser felt a desire to move forward, then you could start a normal forward game from that point. Of course, when a mate occured after that you could start the process again. Any thoughts?

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Ratings and Comments for:Retrochess - A chess variant challenge

Ratings and Comments for:
Retrochess - A chess variant challenge