Kamikaze Chess
Kamikaze Chess is also known as HARA-KIRI CHESS. It was invented in 1928 by B.G. Laws.
Rules
The rules of FIDE Chess apply with these changes:
- A piece making a capture is removed from the board together with the captured man.
- The kamikaze effect don't apply to the Kings.
An unpublished problem of Kamikaze Chess, by Vito Rallo (Italy)
Helpmate 3 move Kamikaze
White(7): Ne8, Ne7, Pe6, Bg5, Pc4, Pe4, Kd3
Black(6): Bh7, Ng6, Qh5, Pd4, Kd1, Be1
Send the complete solution to Vito Rallo (email removed contact us for address) x.vol.it.
KAMIKAZE PROGRESSIVE CHESS
Kamikaze Chess is played only like progressive chess. In Progressive Chess white starts moving once in turn, Black moves twice in turn, the White three times, etc.
In AISE tournaments, the King is subjected to the kamikaze effect. Therefore if the player musts make a capture with the king, he/she loses the game. The best players are Vito Rallo (Italy) and Deumo Polacco (Italy).
Written by Alessandro Castelli (email removed contact us for address) ink.it. WWW page made and modified by Hans Bodlaender.
WWW page created: 1995 or 1996. Last modified: February 7, 2000.