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[email protected] wrote on Sat, May 23, 2009 08:12 PM UTC:Excellent ★★★★★
i play yalta with friends who are very good chess players and we're lot of fun and great pleasure to do it

this game is really different than classical chess but very interresting cause of many combinations and psychologic job

during the game we speak very much for mental intoxication

rules are ending amazing cases and sometimes we scratch our heads

the most important thing the timing of actions when you're checked by the first,the second is free to attack any piece cause you should face to the check before but sometimes he must defend you to avoid mate,your worst ennemy for the king is always the first and the second is the queen's killer

anyway take care of knights (crazy displacements near the center) thirty five years ago i've drawn many plates of three player's chess plates before it was really created and sold and the more useful was more rounded in the center(best global viewing of lines and columns) prefer hex plates than square

it is at last an excellent game ,try it and you'll be addict (or crazy;-)

ps sorry for my poor english cause i'am old french player


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