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Have a Theory? Share It Now!<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/div> Ummm actually, when you get a pawn to the last rank of the chess board, you can promote it to whatever piece you want (excluding a king or pawn), regardless of what pieces have been taken. For instance, even If your queen has not been taken, you can still promote your pawn to a second queen (lucky king am i right?). So, you almost always want to promote your pawn into a queen, unless of course, promoting to a queen stops your opponent from moving any pieces, causing a stalemate (draw), orrr if by promoting to a knight, you put your opponent in a forced checkmate situation (a scenario where the opponent has little to no moves left, that lead to an unpreventable checkmate). Hope this helps you beat your husband more on the future, and love the podcast. <\/p>\n

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