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Losing Chess, also known as Antichess or Suicide Chess, is a chess variant in which the objective is reversed: a player wins by losing all of their pieces or being left with no legal moves. Captures are mandatory—when a capture is available, it must be taken. The king has no special status and can b...
Giveaway Chess is a historical variant of chess, also known as Losing Chess, where the primary objective is to give away all of one's pieces or be stalemated. This directly reverses the traditional goals of standard chess, forcing players to actively expose their king and sacrifice material. The rul...
Antichess, also referred to as Losing Chess, is a variant that reverses the traditional objective by requiring players to lose all of their pieces or be left with no legal moves. The defining mechanic dictates that captures are completely mandatory; if a player can make a capture, they must execute...
Suicide Chess is a chess variant that reverses the traditional objective of the standard game. The primary goal is for a player to lose all of their pieces or be left with no legal moves on the board. A defining rule is that capturing an opponent's piece is mandatory whenever a capture is available....
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