After white's first move, there are twenty possible positions. After black's first move, you have 400 possible positions. From there, the possibilities go on and on.
There are simply an endless number of chess positions to answer this question. Besides, it would be of no help to a player to know various positions of pieces at any given time in any given game.
It's possible to win a chess game with any set or number of pieces
Checkmate is a possible outcome for a game of chess.
Chess. There are more possible games of chess than atoms in the universe.
Chess variant is a game derived from chess. So it is quite similar to chess. Most people would probably play normal chess rather than chess variant. The difference between chess and chess variant are: Similar but different rules. Different board. Similar but different pieces.
Well, it could last forever.
Yes , to win is reliant upon the particular situation of the game and the disposition of chess men .
The only possible way to win a chess game in a single move is if your opponent resigns after the first move.
There literally is an infinite number of moves possible.
No. Apart from being a game that uses pieces that move around on the same board, they are completely different. They have different pieces. The pieces in checkers are all the same, but there are different types of pieces in chess. They move different ways. There are more pieces in chess. The objective of the game is different. Chess is a far more complicated game. So in many ways they are very different games.
A game of chess can be very long, but not infinite. There are a finite number of arrangements of 16 or fewer pieces of each colour in 64 squares (not all of them legal chess positions), and one of the rules of chess states that when a position is exactly the same the third time, the game finishes in a draw.