Hi there in this election, we're going to examine an interesting case which causes some confusion,
sometimes players, if counseling is legal or not.
Now here, look at the opponents, Bishop.
Does it seem to prevent you from casting coincide and the same with this bishop, famously, Victor
Coastie, one of the chess legends and uncrowned king of the game as the arbiter of a professional tournament,
could console Queensland.
So and it was a similar kind of case like this.
So to answer the question, can you console King-Size?
Sure.
There's nothing which seems to be holding that back.
But is it legal to console Queensland here from the role mentioned about the king passing through cheque?
Well, actually, it is legal because the king doesn't pass through a cheque here.
On this occasion, the opponent cannot console Queensland because it would be passing through a cheque
with the rank the opponent can console Kingside.
Now, let's say in your first post you played this.
Can the opponent also coincide or not?
The answer is yes, because the king is not passing through cheque.
It's only the rook that kind of paused for a kind of potential capture, if you imagine the rook did
that.
But because the kingdom passed, which act, that's a perfectly legal move.
And now why can't Castle Queensland?
Because it will be passing through cheque, but White can console Kingside.
So I hope that clarifies that it's when the king cancels and it seems to have gone through cheque on
moving it to squares or arrives on a cheque, which we could look at in another example.
OK, so I hope that's clear about the rules of castling.
If you're not passing your king through cheque, then that should be fine.
Also, there are other subtleties to be covered, like if the Kings previously moved before anywhere,
you can't cancel.
If the Rooks have previously moved somewhere before, you can't cancel on that side of the board and
we'll get to those in other locations, OK?
That's how much.