Check out the new way you can play #Chessle - with Piece Square Matching! With Piece Square Matching, a move is considered to be the same as another move if the same piece moved from the same starting square to the same ending square.
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Exact Notation Matching examples:
Nxe5 IS NOT the same as Ne5.
Qh5+ IS NOT the same as Qh5.
Nbd7 IS NOT the same as Nd7.
Nb5 where the knight moves from a3->b5 IS the same as Nb5 where the knight moves from c3->b5.
e5 played by White IS the same as e5 played by Black.
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Apologies for the unexpected downtime on #Chessle, issues have been resolved and everything is back now. Enjoy :)
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For a limited time, save up to 50% on @Chessable courses that have previously been featured on #Chessle!
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Update on #Chessle openings: Chessle openings are now randomly chosen based on ECO codes (chessgames.com/chessecohelp.…). Openings for ECO codes listed with <5 moves are extended to 5 moves based on common playrate lines from a combination of Lichess Masters DB + Lichess Players DB
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Lucky guess 😏
Chessle 31 (Expert) 1/6
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Chessle 30 (Expert) 3/6
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Friendly reminder for newer Chessle players: As stated in the rules, moves are only the same if the notation is exactly the same (Qh5 is not the same as Qh5+). Also, yellow means the move could’ve been played by EITHER player. Enjoy! :)
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Peter Leko tries Chessle: "Hang on, I should not show my best preparation here!"
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Chessle QoL changes! (1/2)
- "Fill Previously Correct Guesses" button will fill in the start of your new guess with the correct guesses from the beginning of your previous attempt. Keyboard shortcut: [Space], or [Right Arrow] immediately after submitting previous attempt
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Suppose for each day we find the average number of tries for each difficulty, assuming 7 tries for the players who did not get it correct. Then the average over all the days so far is 4.54 tries for Normal Mode and 4.53 tries for Expert Mode. (1/6)
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Chessle 5 (Expert) 1/6
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You gave it away @Vachier_Lagrave
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Chessle 4 (Expert) 2/6
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