Compilations Pertaining To Random Access Problematic Probabilities-Double Set Game (D.2.50)

This book describes the Double Set game played on an Advance game board, Model III, the Longitudinal Star Gate 14 Model. This book uses Diagrams, Illustrations, Drawings and Photos to describe the game and the movement of the chess pieces. In order to win this Double Set game a player needs to Checkmate his/her opponent's(s') Kings twice. Equations or Statements of the movement of the chess pieces are used to describe the movement of the chess pieces on the game board. The rules of engagement for the Advance chess Double Set game is similar to the rules of play for conventional chess. In this double set game two chess sets are used instead of a single chess set. In this game, a chess player may challenge two other chess players using a single chess set each or may challenge a single chess player using double Chess sets. The Double Set game may involve a maximum of three chess players or a minimum of just two chess players.