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by milan ninchich on July 25th, 2005

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Is it possible in a game of chess for both White and Black to have 9 queens each on the board?

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  • by Hypnotician on August 30th, 2005

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    I originally stated that it was not possible, but neglected to take into account offering non-pawn pieces for the pawns to capture. In light of the sample game provided in another answer, I do believe it is indeed possible to simultaneously have 18 queens on the board at once.

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