Thursday 7 September 2017

PREMILITARY INTRODUCTION OF 12 BEGINNING MOVES IN STANDARD GEOMETRIC CHESS

   There are many ways to start a standard geometric chess, here we temporarily introduce 12 beginning moves to help you get more reference information while playing chess. In all cases if the side making the late move knows how to deal with it, the side making the previous move can not make advantage of the score from the beginning move.

 1. Move Axis piece to position B5 (Figure 01).


Figure 01


   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move the Axis piece to position C5 or G5 to create a straight line segment (straight line created by one  Axis piece+ 2 Point Pieces).

  2. Move Axis piece to position F5 (Figure 02)

Figure 02

 Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move the Axis piece to position C5 or G5 to create a straight line segment.

  3. Move Triangular piece to position D5 ( Figure 03).

Figure 03

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Triangular piece to position C5 or G5 to create a triangle (the triangle created by one Triangular piece + 2 Point pieces).

  4. Move Triangular piece to position H5 ( Figure 04).

Figure 04

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Triangular piece to position C5 or G5 to create a triangle.

  5. Move Round piece to position E7 ( Figure 05).

Figure 05

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move 1 Point piece to position C5 or G5 to create a circle (a circle is made up of 1 Round piece + 3 Point pieces).

  6. Move Triangular piece to position D8 (Figure 06).

Figure 06

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Point piece from position C1 to position C7 or C8 to create a triangle.

  7. Move Triangular piece to position D6 (Figure 07).

Figure 07

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Point piece from position G1 to position G3 or G6 to create a triangle.

  8. Move Point pieces from G1 to position G3 (Figure 08).

Figure 08

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Triangular piece to position D6 to create a triangle or the red side can also move the Axis piece to position G6 to make straight lines evenly.

  9. Move Acute piece to position A2 (Figure 09).

Figure 09

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Point piece from G1 to position H2 to create a triangle (triangle made up of 1 Acute piece + 1 Axis piece + 1 Point Piece).

  10. Move Point piece from position G1 to position H2 ( Figure 10).

Figure 10

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Acute piece to position A2 to create a triangle.

   11.Move Cross piece to position H5 (Figure 11).

Figure 11

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Cross piece to position F5 to create a triangle (Triangle is created by one axis piece +2 cross pieces).

  12. Move Cross piece to position D5 ( Figure 12).

Figure 12

   Purpose: In the next move, the red side can move Cross piece to position F5 to create a triangle.

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