[DOC] [TLE] Algebraic notation (chess) - Wikipedia [PAR] Algebraic notation (or AN) is a method for recording and describing the moves in 
a game of ... Pawns are not identified by uppercase letters, but rather by the 
absence of one. ... When a piece makes a capture, an "x" is inserted immediately 
before the ... of Chess Openings, omit indication that any capture has been made. [DOC] [TLE] Chess Notation - Chess.com [PAR] May 24, 2007 ... The descriptive notation has been around the longest and is the method ... When 
there are two possible moves, you distinguish the right move by ... A capture is 
indicated by an x. ... be indicated with a plus symbol (+) or by the check symbol (
ch). ... The move Nf3 means the Knight moved to the f3 square. [DOC] [TLE] Learn Chess: Notation - Chess Poster [PAR] Throughout the years, some types of Chess notation or languages were ... Piece 
symbols and letters used in Chess diagrams ... + or ch, Check ... x or : Capture ... 
This method has mostly been popularized by newspapers and other periodicals 
in Chess ... Letter w means white moves next, letter b means black moves next
. [DOC] [TLE] Chess/Notating The Game - Wikibooks, open books for an open world [PAR] Further, chess puzzles are often set in magazines, newspapers and online, ... A 
very common nomenclature for chess games is algebraic notation. ... Moves in 
which a piece is captured, a king put in check, or checkmate have special 
notations. ..... N-QB3 means move your Knight to the third rank in the Queen's 
Bishop file. [DOC] [TLE] How to Understand Descriptive Notation in Chess St [PAR] If you are a chess player, aspiring to improve through strategy books, 
understanding the two chess notation styles is crucial to your improvement. Most 
chess ... For instance, Q-QB8 means that the queen is moving to square QB8. 
Sometimes the ... a '+' or 'ch'. A capture is noted with a 'x' followed by the piece 
being captured. [DOC] [TLE] Tutorial On Chess Notation - Jace [PAR] Jul 29, 2005 ... The chess notation format most people think of when they think of chess is ... The 
names of the squares are based on the name of the piece that sits in the ... by a 
dash) or a capture (indicated by a lower case x), and finally indicating the ... So, 
for example, P-K4 means take a pawn and move it to K4. [DOC] [TLE] Grades 7-12 Chess - Kansas State Fair [PAR] During the game you are focused on one main goal  to checkmate your 
opponent ... No chess game ever repeats itself, which means you create more 
and more new ... The pawns capture differently, by moving one square diagonally
, either to the ... and a rook have not been moved yet during the game, there are 
no pieces... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "101 questions on how to play chess" - Internet Archive [PAR] The two major forms of chess notation are called algebraic and descriptive. ... 
move to a given square, it must be assumed that a Pawn has been moved to that 
square. ... In chess, you capture by removing your opponent's piece from the 
square it .... losing your Queen for small compensation almost always means you 
have... [DOC] [TLE] Chess Partner2 - Saitek.com [PAR] Keys: 14. LCD Display: Viewing area 18 x 9 mm ... is mate because Black's King 
would be captured by ... Chess Notation ... you will learn how to operate your new 
chess computer. ... game up again it pieces are knocked over! ... has 16 pieces
one person plays White and the ..... line before the piece symbol means a White. [DOC] [TLE] LEARN TO PLAY CHESS - Detroit City Chess Club [PAR] The object in chess is to checkmate your opponent's King. ... The king can also 
capture an opponent's piece if it is on one of those squares... ... is under attack (in 
check), the next

Question: In chess, notation "x" means your piece has been captured & "ch" means you're in this
Answer: check