Can you move a king 3 times in chess?

Answer 1

Yes, but only by 1 square (save when castling). They can move horizontally, diagonally, and vertically. They may not move into check, however, nor can they cross a square under attack in castling. Additionally, castling cannot be done when a king is in check.

Answer 2

No, you can't. As soon as your king gets in attacking range of the opponent's king, you would already be checkmated. That is why king vs king games always result in a stalemate. If the gist of this question is whether the simple act of a King getting to the other side's back rank, the answer is still no. As we all know, a pawn that reaches the opponent's back rank becomes any piece the player wants (not just a Queen). But there is no win if a King gets there.

Answer 3

Yes, but first in the beginning of the game, the king is blocked and unable to move at all by other pieces on the board. So you would have to move some of the pieces surrounding the king in positions that would enable it to move. The king can move in any direction, but can only go in that chosen direction once per move. Hope this help have fun playing!

Also, you can't win by moving just the king alone. if both players did this it would be a draw, if just you did it, you would loose... and quick.

Answer 4

No, it is impossible to capture your opponent's king. They will always have somewhere to move to or some way to block your check. If they don't, then it's either stalemate or checkmate, in which case the game ends and you will not have the pleasure of capturing your opponent's king.

However, in a fun version of Chess commonly known as "Transfers" it is possible to capture your opponent's king.

Answer 5

No because no matter what a king cant take another king, if its a king against a king than its a stalemate or draw, or even if its a king and one knight on one team and just a king on the other, its still a draw, the only way u can win is with the other pieces

Answer 6

Technically, yes but it is all down to what pieces are still standing for your opponent.

Answer 7

you can only move a king once in one turn.

Answer 8

Tthe game isn't based around getting your king to the other side of the board.

Answer 9

No