Playing "blindfold" chess with "invisible" pieces. Grandmasters typically play blindfold chess with computers, but amateurs usually use a board without pieces.
United States Grand Priarie, Texas (between Arlington and Dallas) Texas
It looks to me to be a clear case of a draw due to insufficient material.
OTOH, it may be a new blindfold chess variant. As many are aware, there exists gifted individuals who can play chess without seeing the board. This might be a game in progress featuring imaginary pieces.
Of course, "touch move" might be a little difficult to enforce!
Posted Wed Jul 6, 2005 2:08 pm
''YOU 'sank' my 'Battleship'!''
play with it even without the game itself, and it does not depend on your material possibilities.
