Scacchi960

Also known as Fischer Random Chess, Fischerandom Chess, FullChess, FR Chess, Chess 9LX, FRC, New Chess

variante degli scacchi

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Within Vinony's link graph, Scacchi960 is referenced by 257 other articles, and connects out to Peter Leko, fast chess and Leinier Domínguez.

It is catalogued under topics including 1996 in chess, Board games introduced in 1996 and Bobby Fischer.

Its subject is documented across 43 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Game.title: Chess960
Game.image_size: 260px
Game.image_caption: One of 960 possible starting setups. Black's setup always mirrors White's.
Game.years: Since June 19, 1996
Game.players: 2
Game.setup_time: ≈1 min + 1 min to determine starting position
Game.playing_time: Casual games: 10–60 minTournament games: from 10 min (fast chess) to 6 hours
Game.random_chance: Pieces are randomized
Game.skills: Strategy, tactics
Game.AKA: Fischer Random Chess
Game.italic title: no

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: chess variant
Named after: 960
Sport: chess
Image: Chess960 example init position.png

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discoverer or inventor: Bobby Fischer
inception: 1996-06-19
Commons category: Chess960
Stack Exchange tag: chess.stackexchange.com/tags/chess960
practiced by: chess player
minimum number of players: 2
maximum number of players: 2

Sources (6)

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Article · Italiano

Il gioco Scacchi960, noto anche come Fischer Random Chess o Fischerandom ("scacchi casuali" di Fischer), è una variante eterodossa del gioco degli scacchi. Il nome deriva dal fatto che sono esattamente 960 le possibili posizioni di partenza della partita.

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