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Giant Mega Chess Game Rental

Are you looking to add a touch of class and sophistication to your next event? A Mega Chess Set is the perfect way to do just that! Inflatable Party Magic  is helping you take the fun of party games to new heights with Giant Mega Chess game rental.  This Mega chess set is the real life-sized version of chess.  Any chess lover needs to try this amped up version of the game. Chess is a game of skill and patience.  Do you have the skill and patience to beat your opponent? This giant game will get everyone involved and the advice giving will start. Let our Mega chess set add a game of skill and thrill to your party. You can get the kids and adults playing together with this game. Adults always think they know the best way to win and manipulate this game.   The kids will try to prove them wrong and the fun of this game will go on for hours..  The spectators will also enjoy watching and interacting in this game as well.

Why Rent a Mega Chess Set?

A Mega Chess Set is a great way to engage your guests and create a memorable experience for them. Whether you are hosting a wedding, corporate event, or any other type of gathering, a Mega Chess Set will provide a fun and unique activity for your guests to enjoy. It's also a great conversation starter and will add an element of elegance to your event.

How to Play Mega Chess:

Mega-Chess is a chess game that uses pieces that are themselves games of chess. The Mega-Chess board is composed of 32 chess games (arrayed on the first two, and last two ranks), and 32 blank squares (ie. empty chess boards). For the purposes of terminology, we will call the board which is made up of 64 chess boards, the mega-board. The boards which make of the squares on the mega-board we will call mega-squares. And the pieces represented by chess games we will call mega-pieces (mega-Queens, mega-Kings, etc.).

Turns

Each turn, a player makes a move on any eight of the chess boards. They must be eight different boards, and exactly eight moves must be made when possible. The chess pieces must stay on their own boards (eg. a piece on mega-square A1 may not move to a square on any other mega-square, except A1). The eight moves must be legal chess moves in the context of the chess game being played on the mega-square.

A player may, instead of making eight normal moves on the normal chess boards, chose to move one mega-piece.

While a game is being played, its corresponding mega-piece can be moved by the owning player, but it may not capture. A mega-piece in this state is called neutral state.

When a player wins a game on one of the boards (ie. he puts his opponent's King in checkmate on that board), that board is no longer played on. If the board is the winning player's mega-piece, then the winning player can then move and capture with that mega-piece. A mega-piece in this state is called armed.

If the player wins a game on a board that is the opponent's mega-piece, then that mega-piece is captured (ie. the mega-square becomes empty).

If a game is drawn or stalemated, then the corresponding mega-piece can still be moved by the owning player, but it may not capture. A mega-piece in this state is called disarmed state.

If the player loses the game on his mega-King, he may no longer move his mega-King (but it is not removed from the mega-square). A mega-King in this state is called dethroned state.

Mega-Pieces

An armed mega-piece cannot capture a neutral mega-piece, but may capture other armed, or disarmed mega-pieces. An armed piece may give check to a King, even if the King is still neutral or has been disarmed or dethroned.

Neutral or disarmed mega-pieces do not give check.

If a player's mega-king is put in check while he is in check on one or more normal boards, then he must use his turn to remove the check on his mega-king, and he loses the games on all the boards where he remains in check.

Armed mega-pawns may promote to an armed Queen, Rook, Bishop or Knight. Neutral or disarmed pawns cannot move to the last rank of the mega-board.

A player wins by checkmating (or stalemating) his opponent's mega-King.

Rent the Mega Chess Set

Rent the mega chess set to make your party more fun.  We rent the Mega Chess set to the DFW cities of Cleburne, Keene, Alvarado, Burleson, Midlothian, Maypearl, Crowley, Godley, Joshua, Lillian, Granbury, Glen Rose, Acton, Tolar, Lipan, Aledo, Fort Worth, Southlake, Trophy Club, Rio Vista, Grandview, Venus, Waxahachie, Red Oak, Cedar Hill, Whitney, Covington, Itasca, Blum, Hillsboro, Kopperl, Morgan, Arlington, Mansfield, Kennedale, Everman, Rendon, Briar Oaks, Benbrook, River Oaks, Kennedale, Forest Hill, Grand Prairie, Weatherford, Cresson, Waco, and more.