Advance Chess

This book begins with the Double Set (two chess set) / Single Platform (one game board ) game. It involves Model I which is the StarFish or StingRay Model A maximum of four (4) chess players may engage in a Double Set game. This may involve two chess sets whereby each chess player controls one of the two halves of a single chess set. In another scenario, the game may also involve two (2) chess players who may each control half of each of the two chess sets. As in the case that involves a match with three chess set games, Player I (you) would need to Checkmate your opponents' Kings twice to win the game. The other two chess players, namely Player II and Player III need to Checkmate Player I ( your chess set ) only once to win the match.
I attempt to make this book fun and interesting to read. In doing so, by providing Diagrams, Illustrations, Drawings and Photos about Game # 2, the Double Set / Single Platform game using Model I. This book also contains Equations or Statements that describe the movement of the chess pieces. This description involves the start of a chess piece's initial position on the game board to the end of the movement when the chess player moves that particular chess piece.