What is chess by consultation and how can school or organization play chess by consultation?
A. Chess by consultation is where a group is playing a game or series of games against another group, for example, a family playing against another family or a school playing against another school but with multiple players on each side discussing and agreeing on a move before making it. There is a chatting room for families or groups to see and to discuss their game/s so it does not matter where in the world members of the family or group are, once they have access to a computer with internet connectivity they can see, talk or chat with each other in the family chat room or leave messages for each other and together they can study chess positions and decide on their move and make moves that are decided upon. Chess by consultation means that no one member can just make a move without the others in the group deciding or agreeing or voting on the move to be made, except of course if the move made is a checkmate, in which case members of the group may not be offended.
