Does anyone actually play this variant? (Taikyoku) : r/shogi

Shogi - Japanese Chess

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Shogi Variants: Ko Shogi, Dai Dai Shogi, Tenjiku Shogi, Taikyoku Shogi, Tai Shogi, Chu Shogi, Maka Dai Dai Shogi, Cannon Shogi, Wa Sho

Since Shogi has such a low draw rate, do some top players suspect the game may in fact be a forced win by one side? If so, what side is more likely

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Since Shogi has such a low draw rate, do some top players suspect the game may in fact be a forced win by one side? If so, what side is more likely

Taikyoku shōgi, the largest known variant of shōgi (Japanese chess), which was created by 16th-century priests. The board is a grid of 36x36 (1296 squares), and each player starts with 402 pieces

Since Shogi has such a low draw rate, do some top players suspect the game may in fact be a forced win by one side? If so, what side is more likely

Is there a website where I can play taikyoku? : r/shogi

Heian-Dai Shogi - Early Great Shogi

In my free time, I have been making 8-bit shogi pieces and I'm planning to at least have the majority of shogi variants done by the end of the year : r /shogi

Since Shogi has such a low draw rate, do some top players suspect the game may in fact be a forced win by one side? If so, what side is more likely

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