When playing Bughouse, suppose one board is in a position where the king is checkmated, if this were normal Chess. However, it would be possible to interpose a piece. No pieces on your board are available to intermpose. Can you "drop" a piece onto the space, saving yourself from checkmate?
What if you have no pieces available for dropping? Can you wait until your partner gives you one?
I know that answers may vary depending on local rules, but when played by whatever passes for "official" rules in America, what happens? The closest thing I know to a definitive set of official rules would be the rules used at the Bughouse tournaments held at the junior national championships hosted by USCF.
When playing Bughouse, suppose one board is in a position where the king is checkmated, if this were normal Chess. However, it would be possible to interpose a piece. No pieces on your board are available to intermpose. Can you "drop" a piece onto the space, saving yourself from checkmate?
What if you have no pieces available for dropping? Can you wait until your partner gives you one?
I know that answers may vary depending on local rules, but when played by whatever passes for "official" rules in America, what happens? The closest thing I know to a definitive set of official rules would be the rules used at the Bughouse tournaments held at the junior national championships hosted by USCF.