Chess Board
Stockfish Level 1
Move piece
Chessboard as table
| a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Rook Black | Knight Black | Bishop Black | Queen Black | King Black | Bishop Black | Knight Black | Rook Black |
| 7 | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black | Pawn Black |
| 6 | ||||||||
| 5 | ||||||||
| 4 | ||||||||
| 3 | ||||||||
| 2 | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White | Pawn White |
| 1 | Rook White | Knight White | Bishop White | Queen White | King White | Bishop White | Knight White | Rook White |
Pieces lists
Pieces White
- King e1
- Queen d1
- Rook a1
- Rook h1
- Bishop c1
- Bishop f1
- Knight b1
- Knight g1
- Pawn a2
- Pawn b2
- Pawn c2
- Pawn d2
- Pawn e2
- Pawn f2
- Pawn g2
- Pawn h2
Pieces Black
- King e8
- Queen d8
- Rook a8
- Rook h8
- Bishop c8
- Bishop f8
- Knight b8
- Knight g8
- Pawn a7
- Pawn b7
- Pawn c7
- Pawn d7
- Pawn e7
- Pawn f7
- Pawn g7
- Pawn h7
Player
Game notation
Captured pieces
Online chess computer
Here you can play against the chessmail online chess computer. The program runs with a Stockfish engine, one of the currently strongest chess computer engines.
Levels and Score
Level 1 is relatively easy and allows beginners to win a game. Level 2 is for somewhat experienced players and from level 3 the chess computer becomes a serious opponent, also for club players. The displayed score is always the score from the point of view of the white figures. A value above 0 means a good position for white.