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Opening Book

## Description

Opening Books are moves created by a human who have a rating of 2500+ elo in their Chess Rating. They created these variations because they think it is better for any strong players to use these moves and then think by their own, rather than thinking so long for the first few moves. These moves are approved by a chess engine and these moves are prety good, though. These moves needs years or even decades for them to create them properly. This is because they try different variations to test if the move is bad and is hidden. Sometimes, a move can be checkmated by someone in 5 moves so that's why they quit every chess openings that they think may be harmful to their game. And that's why when you play in your mobile, when white starts playing, they gives you opening books that these people created in decades.

In Smallfish Chess, the opening books are written in percentages. The higher the percentage, the better the opening book are than the others. When the move has only one possible opening book, the chess engine give that opening book 100%. Most likely than not, there shouldn't be two possible chess opening moves that are written 50%, but sometimes, the chess engine thinks they will be the same after a certain number of strong moves, so the chess engine give two possible strong opening books 50-50.

Some other chess apps does not give you opening books. They start a move using the chess engine's knowledge to see which move is better ather than giving you an opening book right away.

Sometimes, there are other non-opening books that can be a stronger than an opening book. That's why SmallFish chess is stronger than a human!

Opening books are written in coordiantes, or arrows if the hcess engine shows you where the exact move is.

Here are a sample of an opening book. Before I start, letter in front of the coordinate denotes the chess piece. No letter in front of the coordinate stand for pawn , B stands forbishop , N stands for Knight, R stands for Rook, Q stands for Queen, and K stands forKing. O-O stands for short castling and O-O-O stands for long castling. The letter "x" in between the coordinate and the letter means capturing.

Sample:1. e4 e5 2. Nf3, Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Be7 6. Re1 b5 7. Bb3 d6 8. c3 O-O 9. h3 Na5 10. Bc2 c5 11. d4 Qd7 12. Nbd2 cxd4...

Okay, according to the Stockfish 9 analysis scroe, it is (+0.1). Pretty even score, isn't it? So these moves are excellent moves to start.

Opening books can be short, so try to think a opening book that many people use, which is the long opening book.

Some chess engine uses different opening books, so that's why when you try to follow the opening book on your first chess app, the second chess app might end the opening book.

More often than not, opening book should not be higher than +0.5 or -0.5, but sometimes, it can go up to +1.5 or down to -2.0. You see, you got hy chess engines are very good at analysis.
Holy Nevatim Empire

The Holy Nevatim Empire was a theocratic empire that consisted of the unified Podokan Tribes and a few colonies such as Selwyn and Cerdania.

A priest named Goston from the tribe of Skami created a religion that combined elements from the religions of each tribe. He preached to each tribe, and eventually converted all the tribesmen. He then unified the tribes, and became Emperor of Nevatim.

The tribal chiefs still had power over their tribes, but the Emperor had more control over the empire itself.

Nevatim began to make colonies such as Cerdania and Selwyn.

The oppressed peasants revolted in July of 2017, disestablishing the monarchy and the tribal governments as well as the state of Nevatim itself. On July 10th, 2017, Egan was founded led by Christopher Kimyona.

Cerdania is now a Newtonese trading outpost as well as a Newto-Eganese embassy. Selwyn is once again part of Canada,
Barney

**Barney** is a purple dinosaur from Barney and Friends and Various Barney Home Videos and a two-hundred-million-year-old (two dinosaur years), six-foot tall, purple Tyrannosaurus Rex with a green tummy in stuffed animal likeness, who comes to life through a child's imagination. He's always positive, but tends to a bit sensitive, though he's never really shown it. His theme song is "Barney Is a Dinosaur," which is sung to the tune of "Yankee Doodle". Barney often quotes things as being "Super dee-duper". Episodes frequently end with the song "I Love You", sung to the tune of "This Old Man", which happens to be one of Barney's favorite songs. Despite being a carnivorous type dinosaur, Barney likes many different foods such as fruits and vegetables, but his main favorite is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. He also loves marching bands and parades. His three young dino friends are BJ, Baby Bop, and Riff. The main protagonist of Barney & Friends and a two hundred million year (two dinosaur years) old, six-foot tall, purple tyrannosaurus rex with a green belly and green spots on his back and his tail and yellow toes. He comes to life through a child's imagination. He is best known for his silly and optimistic attitude.

## Voices:

* Rino Romano (Episodes 1-11), Toby Proctor (Episodes 12-62), Vincent Corazza (Episodes 66-159, movies) Robbie Daymond (VIZ) - Sailor Baby Bop
Stalemate

## Description

Stalemate happens when the player have to move the king (because the player only has the king or other pieces can't be moved) but the king is stuck because the king will be on attack square, no matter which way he move. Look below to give you an example:

As you can see, if the king is moved to a different square (a7,b8,b7), he will be attack by the Queen. Again, a King **cannot** be captured. So the player can't move and this is the end of the game. There is no way to make a next move once the game is "stalemate". Many people though "stalemating" a player would make them win, but according to the rules of chess, the game is a draw. No one won.

Cheat-Cheat: If you happens to lose, then keep playing; don't resign or quit! Your opponent might make "stalemate" you, you saved your lives. You and your opponent is tie!
Shortcuts

## Description

If you want to see the FAQ of Shortcut, go to Help & FAQ.

Shortcut happens if you click the tab (Game, Analysis, Graph) two times, then the shortcut appears. You must enable it in order to work. If you need to find setting, go to the bottom 3 dots>Options>(Scroll down to Shortcut)>enable. SmallFish Chess already defalts **Start Game** for you, but you can choose another options. Here are the Shortcut List:

 Move Now

(The enable switch should have a switch, not a check)

If you click for example, End Game, the shortcut will show end game instead of letting you restart the game.
Tablebase

## Description

An endgame tablebase is a computerized database that contains precalculated exhaustive analysis of chess endgame positions. It is typically used by a computer chess engine during play, or by a human or computer that is analyzing a game that has been already played.

The tablebase contains the game-theoretical value (win, loss, draw) of each possible move in each possible position, and how many times it would take to achieve that result with perfect play. Thus, the tablebase acts as an oracle, always providing the optimal moves. Typically, the tablebase records each possible position with certain pieces remaining on the board, and the best moves with White to move and with Black to move.
Aku Cinta Kamu

**Aku Cinta Kamu** est le dix-neuvième épisode de la saison 3 de *Shadowhunters*.

## Synopsis

Pour essayer de sauver Clary de Jonathan, Jace part en mission sous couverture. De retour à l'Institut, Isabelle, Simon et Luke s'efforcent de trouver le moyen de détruire définitivement le lien de Clary avec Jonathan. En peu de temps, Isabelle pourra-t-elle créer la solution avant que la couverture de Jace ne soit détruite ?

## Moments marquants

* Création de Glorieuse
* Magnus retrouve sa magie grâce à Asmodée.
* La Reine des Fées est kidnappée par les Morgenstern.
* Flashbacks de moments importants entre Magnus et Alec.

## Casting

### Principal

* Katherine McNamara en tant que Clarissa Fairchild
* Dominic Sherwood en tant que Jace Herondale
* Matthew Daddario en tant que Alexander Lightwood
* Emeraude Toubia en tant que Isabelle Lightwood
* Alberto Rosende en tant que Simon Lewis
* Harry Shum Jr. en tant que Magnus Bane
* Isaiah Mustafa en tant que Lucian Garroway
* Alisha Wainwright en tant que Maia Roberts

### Invités

* Chai Hansen en tant que Jordan Kyle
* Luke Baines en tant que Jonathan Morgenstern
* David Castro en tant que Raphael Santiago
* Jonathan Ho en tant que Frère Zachariah
* Kimberly-Sue Murray en tant que Reine des Fées
* Ariana Williams en tant que Madzie
* Alyssa Capriotti en tant que Lindsay
* Jelena Savic en tant que DJ tchèque
* Natasha T. Khan en tant que vampire

## Musiques

* *Lovely* - Billie Eillish & Khalid
* *Arrows* - Haux
* *Prism of Love* - Blakey ft. JONES
* *Signals* - Freya Ridings
* *Da Bora Bell* - Tosch
* *Under Fire* - Tosch
* *Step Inside* - NEW ID ft SVOTH
* *Johny (Faruk Sabanci Remix)* - Sofi Tukker

## Anecdotes

### Général

* Le titre est de l'indonésien signifiant "Je t'aime". Dans les livres, Magnus dit ses mots à Alec dans le tome 5 : La Cité des Âmes Perdues.
* Lorsqu'Alec parle des cadenas d'amour, il parle des fameux cadenas sur le Pont des Arts à Paris. Les cadenas ne sont plus présents depuis 2015. *(plus d'info)*

### Tournage

* Luke Baines s'est disloqué l'épaule lors de la scène du club. Kimberly Sue Murray est allée un peu trop fort dans son mouvement.
* Les extérieurs de Prague ont été tournés à Paris.

Fenêtre sur une pièce vide • Remuer le couteau dans la plaie • Promenade dans les ténèbres • Familia Ante Omnia • Erchomai

Les âmes perdues • Péché originel • Beati Bellicosi • Le baiser de la rose • Aux Enfants de la Nuit

Reste avec moi • Feu divin • Le monstre intérieur • **Aku Cinta Kamu** • La Cité de Verre

1. ↑ *Instagam de Luke*
2. ↑ *Tweet de Bryan Q. Miller*
3. ↑ *Tweet de Bryan Q. Miller*
En Passant Capture

## Description

There was a time when the "double pawn step" rule did not exist. At that time, two pawns an adjacent files could not advance without at some point being able to capture each other.

But with the double pawn step rule there is now a case where two adjacent pawns can avoid the confrontation:

Hence, the en passant capture rule. The black pawn can capture it as if the white pawn had only one advanced step:

The en passant capture is allowed just after the double step pawn move. After that, it is not allowed anymore.
Computer Chess Rating

## Description

This shows how many games each chess engine plays with each other. effective: May 17, 2018.

Ponder off, General book (up to 12 moves), 3-4-5 piece EGTB
Time control: Equivalent to 40 moves in 40 minutes on Athlon 64 X2 4600+ (2.4 GHz), about 15 minutes on a modern Intel CPU.
Computed on May 12, 2018 with Bayeselo based on 830'170 games
Online Store

## Description

**SmallChess**: Smallchess is a high quality and brilliantly presented chess playing app/ The SmallFish app builds on the SmallChess framework.

## Games

Players: Magnus Carlsen, Bobby Fischer, Jose Raul Capablanca, Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov

Tournaments: World Championship, Tata CHess, Dortmund Chess, Tal Memorial

Famous Games: Game of the Century, Blunder of the Century, Kasparov vs the World, Deep Blue vs Kasparov
José Raúl Capablanca

**José Raúl Capablanca y Graupera** (19 November 1888 – 8 March 1942) was a Cuban chess player who was world chess champion from 1921 to 1927. A chess prodigy, he is considered by many as one of the greatest players of all time, widely renowned for his exceptional endgame skill and speed of play.

Born in Havana, he beat Cuban champion Juan Corzo in a match two days before his thirteenth birthday on 17 November 1901.[1][2] His victory over Frank Marshall in a match in 1909 earned him an invitation to the 1911 San Sebastian tournament, which he won ahead of players such as Akiba Rubinstein, Aron Nimzowitsch and Siegbert Tarrasch. During the next several years, Capablanca had a strong series of tournament results. After several unsuccessful attempts to arrange a match with the then world champion Emanuel Lasker, Capablanca finally won the title from Lasker in 1921. Capablanca was undefeated for eight years from 10 February 1916 to 21 March 1924, a period which included the world championship match with Lasker.

Capablanca lost the title in 1927 to Alexander Alekhine, who had never beaten Capablanca before the match. Following unsuccessful attempts to arrange a return match over many years, relations between them became bitter. Capablanca continued his excellent tournament results in this period but withdrew from serious chess in 1931. He made a comeback in 1934, with some good results, but also showed symptoms of high blood pressure. He died in 1942 of "a cerebral hemorrhage provoked by hypertension".

Capablanca excelled in simple positions and endgames; Bobby Fischer described him as possessing a "real light touch". He could play tactical chess when necessary, and had good defensive technique. He wrote several chess books during his career, of which *Chess Fundamentals* was regarded by Mikhail Botvinnik as the best chess book ever written. Capablanca preferred not to present detailed analysis but focused on critical moments in a game. His style of chess was influential in the play of future world champions Bobby Fischer and Anatoly Karpov.
CartoonNetworkandSony Movie Spoofs

## List of Upcoming Movie Spoofs:

* Atlantis: The Lost Empire (CartoonNetworkandSony Animal Style)
* Beauty and the Yellow M&M's
* Belle (Matilda)
* Dalecules
* Home Alone (CartoonNetworkandSony Animal Style)
* Mighty Basil The Great Space Chase
* Mighty Mouse Little
* Mighty Mouseladdin 2: The Return of Oil Can Harry
* Mighty Mouseladdin and the King of Thieves
* Osgood Dee as F.R.O.7
* Pokemon The First Movie (CartoonNetworkandSony Animal Style)
* Sleeping Tweezle
* The Great Mouse Detective (CartoonNetworkandSony Style)
* The Road to El Dorado (CartoonNetworkandSony Animal Style)
* Tweezle White and The Seven Animals
* Zeldarella
Analysis Number Line

## Description:

Analysis Line is a time where a point is sliding depending on the score. As you can see at the beginning of the game, the point is on the middle. The left side of the point is white, while the white side of the point is black. If the point is moving towards the right, it means white has a better chance to win. As you can see, the white line is longer than the black. If the point is moving to the left, that means black has a better chance of winning. As you can see, black line is longer than the white's. the point will be in far. As the point move farther away from it's destination (which is in the middle), the higher chance the player have to win depending if their own color's line is longer. Points will be in the far end in the right if the score is +5.0 and the far left if the score is -5.0. The point will be in the middle if the score will be 0.0 or draw or stalemate. If a player almost win, but "stalemates" another player, the game will be ended in stalemate and the point will be back to the middle. The analysis line will not appear if opening books are still involving in the game.
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SmallChess

SmallChess is another app made by Ted Wong. In this case, it is like Smallfish chess, except that they borrow the credit system from Chess Tiger. Like Chess Tiger, the credit system was being charged a credit every time you start a new game. A player will start 30 credits. According to the App Developer, the easiest way to earn credit is by playing with the easy trainer level. The analysis wasn't as strong as Smallfish Chess. However, it can be brought $1.99 to remove the credit system.
50 Move Rule

## Description

A 50 move rule is when the players are playing each other and they either have no pawns left and they didn't capture anything in 50 moves, consecutively. It usually happens almost in the end of the game. It is better for a player to end the game in a 50 move rule if they have the exact same amount of pieces remaining (1 or 2 pieces) and a King. However, if a player has a bishop or a knight with the opponent that has a bishop and a knight or King alone, then the game will be ended in draw, because it is not possible for a bishop or a knight to "checkmate" a King. Fortunately, two bishops, two knights, or one knight and a bishop with a King can checkmate an opponent if the opponent only has a King left.
Smallfish Chess Wiki Updates

This is where the owner of the wiki, which is Applemasterexpert is updating the wiki. He makes updates to make the wiki look better and better and cleaner and cleaner. He will post the updates of the wiki here:

Version #3: Huge Update

Version 3.1: better articles

Version 3.2: Infoboxes for famous chess players.

Version 3.3: Improve look
Threefold Repetition

## Description

Threefold Repetition is when a player and its opponent makes the same move consecutively. According to the rule of chess, it shows that the both player does not have other ideas to think another different move. This move is useful if one player is almost losing but tries to make the game into draw and uses this strategy to prevent his/her opponent to win. However, this strategy is pretty rare to use. According to the rules of chess, threefold repetition is consider a draw.
Flip

## Description

This is only found at SmallFish Chess!

If you go down to the bottom right corner, you will see the "flip" button. If you click on it, then the board will be flipped to the opponent's side. The only thing that doesn't change is your side. If you are playing white and you flipped the board, then you will still play in white even though you are on the black side.
Dinosaur King (CartoonNetworkandSony Style)

CartoonNetworkandSony's

## Cast:

* Max Taylor - Mighty Mouse
* Rex Acient - Danger Mouse
* Zoe Drake - Pearl Pureheart (MightyMouse)
* Reese Drake - Suzy Mouse (Cinderella)
* Spike Taylor - Monterey Jack (Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers)
* Aki Taylor - Peepers (Rock A Doodle)
* Dr. Z - Baron Greenback (Danger Mouse))
* Ursula - Catrina (My Little Pony)
* Zander -Oil Can Harry (Mighty Mouse )
* Ed - Swifty (Mighty Mouse)
* Rod - Sniffles
* Laura - Ballerina
* Seth - Red Claw
* Helga - Grammi Gummi (Gummi Bear Adventures)
* Jonathan - Stanley the Eagle (The Alvin Show)
* Chomp - ????
* Ace - ????
* Paris - ???
* Terry - ???
* Tank - ????
* Snipy - ???
* Dr. Owen - Colonel K (Danger Mouse)
* Tommy K -Clyde Crashcup (The Alvin Show)
* Dr. Drake - Dr,Dawson (The Great Mouse Detective)
* Mrs. Drake - Mrs Judso (The Great Mouse Detective)
* Dr. Acient - Basil (The Great Mouse Detective)
* Dr. C - Mrs. Brisby (The Secret of NIMH)
Rook

## Description

A rook looks like a castle. It is being set up to the bottom right and the left of the chess as shown in Figure 1. Each player is set with two rooks. It is worth 5 points and it is the second most powerful piece. It can be moved vertically and horizontally. It can be moved in a unlimited number of spaces, like bishops and Queens. However, if a piece is on its way, it cannot bypass that piece. A rook can be use as castling with the King, if neither the rook nor the King has moved.

A rook can capture an opponent's piece using it's regular move. It cannot jump like Knight.

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Outpost

## Description

An outpost is when the knight is on the strong location of the chess where it can threat several pieces of opponent's chess pieces at the same time. It is also where it can't be attack by its opponent's pieces, especially pawns. Then, the player can choose to attack the strongest chess piece that is being threatened. it is different from fork, which is where two pieces are threatened at the same time from one chess piece.
Bobby Fischer

Place of Birth
 Country
 Title
 Rating
 Peak Rating
 Death

**Robert James Fischer** (March 9, 1943 – January 17, 2008) was an American chess grandmaster and the eleventh World Chess Champion. Many consider him to be the greatest chess player of all time.[2][3]

Fischer showed great skill in chess from an early age; at 13, he won a brilliancy known as "The Game of the Century". At age 14, he became the US Chess Champion, and at 15, he became both the youngest grandmaster (GM) up to that time and the youngest candidate for the World Championship. At age 20, Fischer won the 1963–64 US Championship with 11 wins in 11 games, the only perfect score in the history of the tournament. His book *My 60 Memorable Games*, published in 1969, is regarded as a classic work of chess literature. He won the 1970 Interzonal Tournament by a record 3½-point margin, and won 20 consecutive games, including two unprecedented 6–0 sweeps, in the Candidates Matches. In July 1971, he became the first official FIDE number-one-rated player.

Fischer won the World Chess Championship in 1972, defeating Boris Spassky of the USSR, in a match held in Reykjavík, Iceland. Publicized as a Cold War confrontation between the US and USSR, it attracted more worldwide interest than any chess championship before or since. In 1975, Fischer refused to defend his title when an agreement could not be reached with FIDE, chess's international governing body, over one of the conditions for the match. Under FIDE rules, this resulted in Soviet GM Anatoly Karpov, who had won the qualifying Candidates' cycle, being named the new world champion by default.

After forfeiting his title as World Champion, Fischer became reclusive and sometimes erratic, disappearing from both competitive chess and the public eye. In 1992, he reemerged to win an unofficial rematch against Spassky. It was held in Yugoslavia, which was under a United Nations embargo at the time. His participation led to a conflict with the US government, which warned Fischer that his participation in the match would violate an executive order imposing US sanctions on Yugoslavia, and ultimately issued a warrant for his arrest. After that, he lived his life as an émigré. In 2004, he was arrested in Japan and held for several months for using a passport that had been revoked by the US government. Eventually, he was granted an Icelandic passport and citizenship by a special act of the Icelandic Althing, allowing him to live in Iceland until his death in 2008.

Fischer made numerous lasting contributions to chess. In the 1990s, he patented a modified chess timing system that added a time increment after each move, now a standard practice in top tournament and match play. He also invented Fischerandom, a new variant of chess known today as "Chess960".
Coordinates

## Description

A coordinate in chess is like a coordinate in math. Expect, there is a letter and a number in a coordinate. Here is a picture shown below what it should look like:

As you can see, unlike math, chess coordinates are written in both letters and numbers. Also, unlike math, there is no comma to separate two axis. In math, there is like (2,3), as there is a comma. In coordinate in chess, it is like (a6), not (a,6).
Great Hall (Red Keep)

The Great Hall contains the throne room of the king. The Iron Throne sits on a raised iron dais with high and narrow steps. A long carpet stretches from the throne to the Great Hall's great oak-and-bronze doors. The cavernous Great Hall can feast a thousand people. The second-largest chamber in Westeros after Harrenhal, more than a thousand maidens and their family members and servants overcrowded it during the Maiden's Day Cattle Show. The hall is oriented north to south, with high, narrow windows on the eastern and western walls. Skulls of the Targaryen dragons once adorned the walls, but King Robert I Baratheon had them moved to a cellar and replaced with hunting tapestries at the beginning of his reign. Small council sessions are sometimes held in the throne room.

With the establishment of Kwagar Ocata as King the throne room was brought to a new glory with the rule of the Valyrian King.
Help & FAQ

## Description:

This is only found at Smallfish Chess App. This is why this wiki is called "Smallfish Wiki!"

## FAQs

### What is Smallfish?

SmallFish is an improved chess playing app from the Stockfish iOS app. The app uses the same codebase but offers more features and better playing experience. The new app is an alternative to the Stockfish app

### How strong is SmallFish?

SmallFish uses the Stockfish 9 chess engine. The engine has a rating about Elo 3300 on the Computer Chess Rating Lists. It is the strongest chess playing app in the world.

### SmallFish vs. SmallChess

SmallChess is a framework for building board games available for download on the App Store. SmallFish borrows code from SmallChess to create world-class chess playing experience.

### SmallFish vs. Stockfish?

SmallFish is a significant improvement over the Stockfish app.

* Comments
* Arrows
* Better analysis
* Graph evaluation
* Engine parameters
* Shortcuts
* Improved graphics

### What is Shortcut?

Shortcut is a quick way for you to access the menu functions. You choose your favourite shortcut and execute it by clicking on the selected tab. It is a quick and efficient way to do whatever what you want to do.

It is a small but significant improvement in user experience. Say, if you had lost a game and you wanted to start a new game. You would access the Game menu, select your color and time control and click on the start button. Don't you think there is a better way to do this? SmallFish allows you to start a new game instantly - you just need to select the correct shortcut.

### How to save battery?

If you want to preserve battery as much as possible, you should adjust analysis time or simply switch off the analysis. You can switch off in the **Show Analysis** option.

### What is Analysis Time?

SmallFish will stop the analyse after a given time in order to save battery life. You can change the value to reflect your needs. The more time you give the better analysis you will get.

### How to import a game from email?

Send yourself an email with a PGN file attached. Open the email and you should see your file.

Open the file and select SmallFish.

### Acknowledgements

* The Montreal chess fonts are artwork done by **Gary Katch**. Please visit his web site.
* **Stefan Brettschneider** for beta testing
* **Bryan Whitby** for his contribution to the Staunton theme
* **Amador Cuesta** for reviewing the updates
* **Roy Brunjes** for beta testing
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Castling

## Description

Castling happens when the King and the Rook meet together and swap spots in adjacent squares. There are two types of castle:

* Long Castle
* Short Castle

The long castle is when the King and the rook castle together in long paths. There are three squares between the rook that is further to the King than the other one.

The short castle is when the King and the Rook castle in short paths. There are two squares between the rook that is closer to the King than the other one.

However, you cannot castle if there are pieces between the King and the Rook, as shown below

You cannot castle if your check is currently in check.

You cannot castle if you move your King or Rook already, even if they are back to their squares.

You cannot castle if your King have to pass through an attack square where he can be "checked" before he landing on his position.

You cannot castle if the King is ended up in check just exactly after castling (same move).

You cannot castle if your rook is missing.
Syzygy

## Description

Syzygy is a tablebase compression algorithms. Other possibilities:

* Lomonosov
* Nalimov
* Gaviota

Syzygy is the most popular algorithm, and is also the only algorithm supported by the Stockfish engine. It has the following advantages:

* Quick assess
* Compact compression
* Free and non-commercial

#### How to use Syzygy?

Syzygy tablebase is managed by a companion iOS app-Syzygy Chess Tablebase. The manager app allows tablebase files be imported into SmallFish. It is a free download, please give it a try.
Passed Pawn

Passed Pawns is where there is no enemy pawns  in front and it makes the player easier to promote and rached to the end of the chessboard. However, it is suggested that other chess pieces should protect the pawn to prevent the pawn from capturing. this helps the pawn easier to promote in less than 5 moves.
Arrows

## Description

Arrows are a computer engine that shows you the move the computer generated. It shows you the best move the computer analyzed. When this option is disabled in the Option, the arrow will not be shown, but it is still be possible to figure out what the computer thinks by looking at the moves under the analysis. Figure 1 shows when the arrows are enabled in the setting and figure 2 shows that the arrows are disabled.
Queen

## Description

A queen is the most

powerful piece of chess. Each player get one queen at the start. If a queen is captured, the player will lose in a higher chance. A queen is next to the King when setup the position. A queen must be on its own color. For example, if the queen is white, then it must place on the white square (coordinate: d1). A queen can be moved diagonally, horizontally, and vertically, unlimited squares at a time. The queen is so powerful that she can take almost all the piece at once. However, she cannot jump over pieces, unlike Knight. A player should worry about the queen mostly, or else he/she will lose!

Good News!: If you don't have a Queen, then try to make your pawn to reach the top of the chess board, as shown in Figure 1. A player could have more than one queen at a time. Your pawn could help you save your day.

A queen can capture an opponent's piece using its legal move.

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Back to editing, when you finish signing in your account, you will see a page that have a edit symbol on the right of the title of the page where there is a pencil and the word **EDIT** in it. You can click on that to edit the page, or you can go to Visual/Source Mode to edit a page. Most people would prefer editing the page right away, so they do not have to worry about codes in source mode. If you want to edit in source mode, you will see an arrow pointing down next to the EDIT, the same edit button that I told you right now. Now, lick that, click on Classic Editor, and you will see page that looks exact like the page you see before, except the font is slightly smaller. On the top right hand corner, you will see two tabs: Visual and Source. As you can see, you are on the visual mode. You can still edit in there, unless the pages are in tabs. You can edit in source mode, but just to be aware that you need to know the codes in order to edit in Source Mode successfully. Here is the link: https://community.wikia.com/wiki/Help%3ASource\_edit\_mode

Source Mode are very important because this mode is the only mode that some features are available only in Source Mode. Source Mode looks complicated and unclear, but you can always refer back to Visual Mode to see the page before publishing. When you publish, it is not mandatory to put a summary in there, but it is suggested you should just in case you want to tell other people what you had edited. Sometimes, when you click edit on some pages, it will say, "Sorry, this pages can only be edited in source mode for now." Then, just go to source mode. This is because the page are in tabs, and it is impossible to refer back and forth to tabs and tabs. In this case, Visual Mode cannot be edited either, except to delete tabs. You cannot delete tabs because both tabs are for need in pages in most cases. Just either edit in source mode or let someone edit in Source Mode for you.

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Rhino Doge

**Rhino Doge** is a doge morph bearing an incorrect caption. The caption assumes he's a Rhinoceros when he's actually the dinosaur known as Triceratops.

## Appearance

Rhino Doge is a large four-legged doge who has a point horn in his nose that resembles an actual Rhino and two long horns in his forehead. He has a beaked mouth that is used to eat plants. The bone plate in his skull confirms that he is actually a Triceratops. The guy who put the caption was dumb, we should think.
How to become better at chess?

**Done**

## Introduction

No matter where you are in chess, you can always get better. And with the right habits and attitude, getting better at chess can be both fun and simple. To get better at chess, you will need to learn the rules, play a lot of games, review your play, practice puzzles, study the endgame, not waste time on openings, and double-check your moves.

Top-7 Tips to Become a Better Chess Player:

* Know the rules
* Play lots of games
* Learn from your games
* Practice with chess puzzles
* Study basic endgames
* Don't waste time with openings
* Double check your moves

## 1. Make sure you know the rules

It doesn’t matter if you aren’t exactly sure of the rules, or if you think you already know the rules of the game. Unless you are already a serious chess player, it’s a good idea to review the basic piece movements and special rules of chess. You can find the rules and basic strategies here.

## 2. Play lots and lots of chess games

You can’t get better at anything without a lot of repetition, and chess is no different. Take every opportunity you can to play a chess game - whether on the go, on your computer, or at home.

## 3. Review and learn from your games

Playing without reviewing is usually pointless. Each game contains many mistakes and opportunities. In order to improve, you need to learn from both. Automated Computer Analysis can help you understand each game you play.

## 4. Do practice chess puzzles

Chess tactics are little bite-sized chess problems waiting to be solved. They represent real game situations where you have a chance to win. It’s like playing chess, but skipping ahead to the good part where you are already winning! Try some free puzzles.

## 5. Study basic endgames

Surprisingly, most chess games don’t end quickly, but only after many, many moves and after most of the pieces have been traded away. This will often leave just kings and a few pieces and/or pawns. This is the “endgame”, where usually the goal is to promote one of your pawns to a queen. Learning to navigate the endgame will help you win many games. You can practice some of the most common endgame drills here.

## 6. Don’t waste time memorizing openings

Many chess players make the mistake of spending time tediously memorizing sequences of chess moves (the “opening”). The problem is that most players don’t know very many openings, or even if they do, the chances they play your specific lines are very small. Just learn good opening principles from the start and don’t stress about memorizing.

## 7. Always double-check your moves

One of the most important parts of playing better chess is avoiding making bad moves. Most games are lost by blunders. So before you move one of your pieces, always do a double-check to make sure that your king will be safe and that you are not giving away any pieces for free.

When you are ready to improve your chess game, sign up at Chess.com for free play and lessons!
Alvin Seville

**Alvin Seville** is one of The Chipmunks and the titular protagonist of the series and movies. He is the leader of the group as well as the self-proclaimed "awesomest" one. Alvin greatly relishes his role as band front man and his antics and ego regularly get him and his brothers (sometimes even Dave) into trouble.

## Portrayals:

* In Ord and the Rep (1983) he is played by Ord.
Chess Players

Here are the lists of the famous chess players that you might want to look at:

* Bobby Fischer

* Anatoly Karpov

* Garry Kasparov

* Magnus Carlsen

* Mikhail Botvinnik

* José Raúl Capablanca

* Emanuel Lasker

* Viktor Korchnoi
* Viswanathan Anand
* Boris Spassky
* Hikaru Nakamura
* Alexander Alekhine
* Vladimir Borisovich Kramnik
Garry Kasparov

**Garry Kimovich Kasparov** (Russian: Га́рри Ки́мович Каспа́ров, Russian pronunciation: [ˈɡarʲɪ ˈkʲiməvʲɪtɕ kɐˈsparəf]; Armenian: Գարրի Կիմովիչ Կասպարով; born **Garik Kimovich Weinstein**,[2] 13 April 1963) is a Russian chess grandmaster, former world chess champion, writer, and political activist, who many consider to be the greatest chess player of all time.[3] From 1986 until his retirement in 2005, Kasparov was ranked world No. 1 for 225 out of 228 months. His peak rating of 2851,[4] achieved in 1999, was the highest recorded until being surpassed by Magnus Carlsen in 2013. Kasparov also holds records for consecutive professional tournament victories (15) and Chess Oscars (11).

Kasparov became the youngest ever undisputed World Chess Champion in 1985 at age 22 by defeating then-champion Anatoly Karpov.[5] He held the official FIDE world title until 1993, when a dispute with FIDE led him to set up a rival organization, the Professional Chess Association.[6] In 1997 he became the first world champion to lose a match to a computer under standard time controls, when he lost to the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue in a highly publicized match. He continued to hold the "Classical" World Chess Championship until his defeat by Vladimir Kramnik in

2000. In spite of losing the title, he continued winning tournaments and was the world's highest-rated player when he retired from professional chess in 2005.

After Kasparov retired, he devoted his time to politics and writing. He formed the United Civil Front movement, and joined as a member of The Other Russia, a coalition opposing the administration and policies of Vladimir Putin. In 2008, he announced an intention to run as a candidate in that year's Russian presidential race, but failure to find a sufficiently large rental space to assemble the number of supporters that is legally required to endorse such a candidacy led him to withdraw. Kasparov blamed "official obstruction" for the lack of available space.[7] Although he is widely regarded in the West as a symbol of opposition to Putin,[8] he was barred from the presidential ballot,[7] as the political climate in Russia makes it difficult for opposition candidates to organize.[9][10]

He is currently chairman for the Human Rights Foundation and chairs its International Council. Kasparov is a frequent critic of U.S. professor emeritus of Russian studies Stephen F. Cohen, whom he describes as a Soviet and Russian apologist. Kasparov and Cohen participated in a Munk Debate in 2015 over the issue of reengaging or isolating Russia, with 52% of the audience siding with Kasparov's argument of isolating Russia, compared to 42% before the debate.[11][12] In 2014, he obtained Croatian citizenship.[1] He lives in New York City and travels often.[13]
Doubled Rook

Doubled Rooks are when the rook are stacked next to each other or above each other. This helps you even more control over a file. For example, a doubled rook can helps you make your opponent's chess piece more into a threat. This is an example:

Just to make sure that a player must warn him/herself that a threat may approach while the rooks are stack next to each other (The threat may be a fork).
Fork

## Description

A fork in chess means a chess piece can attack two valuable pieces at the same time. Their opponent whose two pieces were in threat cannot move two of them at the same time. A knight is the best at using fork because his/her opponent cannot block it using other piece, since knights can jump over pieces. Here is examples of forks in chess:
Knight

## Description

A knight is like a horse shaped head. A player can only had a maximum of 2 knights except for promotion. A player received 3 points if he/she captured an opponent's knight. A knight move a space to the right and 2 to the left, 2 to the right, one up, etc. (Look at figure 1). Unlike other pieces, knights can jump over pieces.

Any player that received a check from knights cannot be blocked. It can be wither captured using other piece, or moved into a different legal move area.

A knight can capture a piece using the legal move shown in the figure.

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Smallfish Chess (game)

## \*\*\*Credits:\*\*\* The Montreal fonts used in the app are artwork done by Gary Katch (http://alcor.concordia.ca/~gpkatch/montreal\_font.html).

SmallFish is an open source project based on the Stockfish chess engine. It uses the latest Stockfish chess engine (Stockfish 9), rated about Elo 3300+ and is one of the strongest chess apps.

The app derives from the SmallChess app (another top chess app) to create stunning chess playing experience for absolutely no cost! The strongest chess app is free, something very hard to believe but it's true.

SmallFish offers you three distinct ways to improve your game. You can review your game with comments, or study how Stockfish thinks, or track your progress. You can also control the internal engine parameters.

The interface is an example of a "flatten" design - dropping of heavy textures and the addition of several new simple user interface elements.

SmallFish is simply amazing.

## Features

- Blunder checking
- Multiple line analysis

## News from Ted Wong

SmallChess is a high quality and brilliantly presented chess playing app. You'll improve your chess with a very strong chess coach, offering nine distinct coaching styles. Feeling bored? SmallChess supports online multiplayer. Don't forget to analyse your games for improvements. Tablebase, opening explorer, chess album, puzzles, beauty-of-chess, guess-the-move, maths-genius, variations, annotations, advanced database, Bobby Fischer & Magnus Carlsen... Amazing interactive experience... Try it today for free!

## Compatibility

Requires iOS 10 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

## Ratings

Stockfish 4: ~3228 elo

Stockfish 7: ~3300 elo

Stockfish 8:~3390 elo

Stockfish 9: ~3443 elo
Import Game

*This page is about Importing game in Smallfish Chess App only.*

Importing game is where you want the game to be send in Email, Safari, and iTunes. Here is the FAQ found in the internet for importing game:

### How to import from Email?

* When you have a PGN chess game attachment in your email, you can simply click on the attachment.

* Select SmallFish on your device.

* You can give it a test by dowlnloading a sample PGN game here. Click on the email button to send yourself an email with the game attached.

### How to import/export from iTunes?

* Connect your device to iTunes. Go to the Apps section.

* Then scroll down until you see File SHaring. Click on the Smallfish app and you should see your game files in Smallfish Documents.

### How to import/export from iTunes?

* When you see a PGN chess game link on Safari, simply click on it and follow the instructions (similar to importing from email). This a sample link, give it a try.
Game Difficulty

## Description

Game difficulty is the difficulty of the trainer that you are playing. It is between 100 elo to 3300 elo. the higher the elo, the harder the opponent you are playing with. Please note this this has no effect on "Play Both" mode. Here is the table that shows the computer strength in ELO and the type of the player the computer is. You can choose the computer player. Remember that if you choose the dificulty you are playing with the computer, the ELO rating and the type of the player is being **bold** and checked (Check mark is what I am saying).

Say, for example that you choose the easiest computer strength to play, with is 100 to 500 elo. The table you should see is:

The check mark should be in "blue", instead of "green"

## Notes

Many people found out that the Computer Rating 100-500 elo is still pretty hard to play. This is because either there is a bug, or the App Developer did not create the difficulty correctly.
Draw

* Stalemate
* 50 Move Rule

## Description

A draw in chess is like a tie. This means no one had won the game. most of the time, draw happens if the two players only has a King left. However, this is not only the case. Here is the picture showing that the game ended in draw because there is only a King left in both players. You can't checkmate other people's King using only your King; you need more chess pieces.

If a player has a King and a Knight/Bishop playing with a player that only has a King, it is still not possible to checkmate other people's King. However, a Rook and a King versus a King can make a Rook and a King player won.

Here is the list that also ended up in draw:

* Threefold Repetition
* Stalemate
* 50 Move Rule

Click on them to see more information about them.
Stages

## Description

In chess, there are three types of stages:

* Opening
* Middle Game
* Endgame

The opening is when the player is focusing on pushing their pawns and perhaps their knights to the center of the board.

The middle game is when the pieces in both players are involving in the middle of the board. The goal in here is to win the game against his/her opponent.

The endgame is where there are lesser pieces on the board than the opening and the middle game. This is where one player or both players are approaching to promote their pawn, but not always.
Countess Nisrine Ahlorsath, the triton wizard

## Countess Nisrine Ahlorsath

Triton

Wizard

She has pale skin the color of sea foam, with large eyes and flowing hair dark as the ocean depths. Her voice is a little whiny, reminiscent of a whale's song.

A pampered noble, Nisrine isn't used to doing anything she doesn't want to do.  Her family owns land & water deep beneath the ocean's surface that, as the oldest child, Nisrine is intended  to inherit someday.  However, she's more interested in the fascinating world beyond the sea than her responsibilities as an heir.