Triple Chess ! 3 Person Chess Game

Someone Made 3 Person Chess, Selden Cooper Like The Big Bang Theory

Triple Chess 3 Person Chess Game

• The Ultimate Game of Strategy
• Three Person Chess Game
• Three Games in one
• Includes Triple Chess, Checkers, and Traditional Chess

 

Character Shelden Cooper on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory invented a game of three person chess that contained two new pieces with a very particular set of rules. Whether or not one happens to find The Big Bang Theory a laugh riot or mind-numbing skull-drivel that makes one swear off television because it’s so bad that it makes other shows bad by proxy, three person chess is awesome.

The rules of the non-sitcom three man chess are fairly simple, and they basically amount to “regular chess but with another person.” Most of the additional rules— aside from the addition of border control rules — are simply guidelines regarding how to deal with the circle in the center of the board, and they generally result in “just ignore it.”

 

Now Finally, a Chess variant board has been developed that accommodates three players, without compromising ANY of the rules, strategies, or competitive challenges that make Chess the best board game in the world. The only changes from conventional chess are some protocol issues that must be followed to maintain order where the teams border each other, which is simple and necessary. Also, please notice that the trajectory lines orienting from the outer rank, are simply visual aids to help guide diagonal moves passing through the center.

If the path is clear, a diagonal move starting from the outer rank can pass through the center and sweep back around to where it originated.  The complexities of the third player are infinite.  Your threatened piece may be allowed to maintain occupancy as your position is beneficial to the threatening player.  But how long can it last?  This scenario may exist all over the board.

There are multiple trust and doubt situations between all players.  An unexpected move might well result in a cascading massacre.  Defense is crucial since a diagonal move through the center, or a horizontal move around the center can sneak up behind you.  A player can be checkmated by a combination of both other players or ultimately one player can checkmate both other players at the same time.