MY NEWLY-INVENTED FUN GAMES
A.) THE HORSE-LESS CHESS GAME. This chess game is also played according to the rules of the formal or regular chess game. But there are some unconventional chess rules in this game. Castling is not allowed here. No passed-pawn rule here. The horses on both sides of the competitors' sides are taken out before the on-set of this game. This game will not allow any horse's replacement for a pawn once any pawn reaches its "finish line" or the last square of the other side of the chessboard. Any pawn that will reach its "finish line" will be converted according to the following order: 1st conversion is to be a queen; 2nd conversion is to be a rook; 3rd conversion would still be a rook; 4th conversion is to be a bishop; 5th conversion is to be another bishop. The "white-king chess piece" will be placed at the 3rd square after the "left white rook's square. That is from the left-to-right direction of the chessboard's "white- pieces' officials". The chess pieces' horses will not appear at the chessboard all throughout the game. The mating of the opponent's "chess-pieces' king" is the goal of this game.
B.) THE QUEENNY CHESS GAME. There's no "passed-pawn rule" in this game. But all the basic rules of a regular chess game are applicable to this game. The only difference of this chess game from a regular chess game is that this game has "3 functioning queens" among the chess pieces from each of the opposing sides of the chessboard. Aside from the "regular queens", all the "bishops" among the opposing chess-pieces will also function and move as "regualar chess-pieces' queens". Hence, there are "3 functioning queens" on each side of the opposing chess pieces. This game is called "queenny ches game".
C.) THE BISHOP-LESS CHESS GAME. All the rules of the HORSE-LESS CHESS GAME are applied to this game. The only difference is that the rules on the chess-pieces' horses are applied to the chess-pieces' bishops.
D.) THE LESS-QUEEN GAME. All the rules of the original chess game are applicable to this game. Except that at start of this game there are no queens as officials of the opposing chess pieces. There is no queen-for-a-pawn replacement in this chess game. The queens will never appear as chess pieces all throughout this game.
E.) THE LESS-ROOK GAME. All the rules of the 'less-queen chess game' are applicable to this game. But the rooks will be the ones that will never appear as chess pieces all throughout this chess game.
F.) THE 5-BALL BILLIARD GAME. All the known rules of a regular billiard game are applicable to this game. There are only 10 billiard balls on the table. Those balls are from 1 to 10. Each of the 2 billiard players is designated to shoot 5 balls. That's 1 to 5 for one player and 6 to 10 for the other player. The first one to finish the desiganted task wins the game. The conventional rules of the 8-ball billiard game would determine which of the 2 players will take the task of shooting either all the 1 to 5 set of billiard balls or the 6 to 10 set of billiard balls.
G.) THE TEN-BALL BILLIARD GAME. All the conventional rules of a billiard game are applicable to this game. There are only 10 balls on the table. Those balls are from 1 to 10. The main goal of this game is to shoot the 10th ball. But this game should be done according to the chronological order of the 8-ball billiard game. The player who can shoot five balls in a straight and non-stop way will have the chance of shooting the 10th ball even if there are still some remaining billiard balls on the table. The player who can shoot the tenth ball wins the game. This game is only limited for two billiard players. This is the ten-ball billiard game.
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