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## Dataset Description
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A list of Antichess openings.
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### Dataset Creation
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## Dataset Description
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A list of 334 documented Antichess openings.
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### Antichess
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> Lose all your pieces (or get stalemated) to win the game.
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Antichess is an eccentric variant where you lose all your pieces or get stalemated to win. Pieces move the same way they do in standard chess; however, kings lose their royal powers - they cannot castle, and checks are no longer a threat. Since kings have lost their royal powers, pawns may be promoted to kings.
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Capturing is forced. If you can take a piece, you must. If multiple pieces can be captured, you may choose which piece you capture. To compensate for the nature of Antichess, you will always be given a chance to decide for promotions, even if you have enabled the option to always promote to Queens.
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