
Similarly to the second way, the game continues after the first king is captured.The player who managed to deliver a checkmate receives a kind of a “bonus” - he/she takes over the pieces of the checkmated player and plays with two sets of pieces until ultimate checkmate is delivered. After the first king is captured the game continues.The losers are both the player who was checkmated and the third player who did not prevent the king under direct attack from being captured. The game is continued until the first checkmate is delivered and the winner is the player who delivered the checkmate. The first way to play is from the PL No.Such a possibility exists for the pieces coming across the rosette consisted of six squares in the center of the chessboard. In order to play a game against two opponents it is required to enable to move chess pieces forward and towards the right or to the left side of a chessboard. Each player plays against each other, especially at the beginning stage of the game. MovementĪll the principles concerning the movement of the pieces are the same as in classic chess. Next, in a clockwise movement, the game continues the pieces white (A-L) and then black pieces (H-L). The game is opened by red chess pieces set at the base labeled with A-H. The color of the chess sets are red, white and black in the case of a monotone chessboard, or red, blue and green in the case of a three-color board. The chessmen are identical to the ones used in classic chess sets. The dark squares of a chessboard may be of a single color or, in the version for beginners, each player's area of a chessboard is painted in a different color. Each area has a base determined by one of the sides of the hexagon labeled by letters and on which chess pieces are placed before the beginning of a game. The chessboard takes the form of a hexagon and is divided into three areas with 32 squares each. With the introduction of three-player chess, (also known as Three-handed, Three-man, or Three-way chess), a third player is engaged in the struggle, changing up the dynamics with exciting fashion.

The game of chess has traditionally been limited by two players, wherein casual games the better player often won with a monotonous regularity.
