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p.boxed
  | You can forbid the opponent to play the move he wanted,
  | even if only one move is available.

p.
  All rules are as in normal chess, except for the following: each turn,
  a player has the right to refuse at most one move of the opponent.
  To refuse a move, re-play it from end to starting square.
  To avoid unnecessary complications, castle is not allowed.

p.
  Two moves promoting the same pawn on the same square, but to a
  different type of piece, count as two different moves.

p.
  If a player has only one legal move, refusing it will end the game,
  either by checkmate or stalemate (draw).

h3 More information

p
  | See the 
  a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/other.dir/refusal.html")
    | chessvariants page
  | .

p Inventor: Fred Galvin (1958)
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39867b70 BA	2	\| You can forbid the opponent to play the move he wanted,
39867b70 BA	3	\| even if only one move is available.
2a0672a9 BA	4
	5	p.
	6	All rules are as in normal chess, except for the following: each turn,
	7	a player has the right to refuse at most one move of the opponent.
	8	To refuse a move, re-play it from end to starting square.
39867b70	9	To avoid unnecessary complications, castle is not allowed.
2a0672a9 BA	10
	11	p.
	12	Two moves promoting the same pawn on the same square, but to a
	13	different type of piece, count as two different moves.
	14
39867b70 BA	15	p.
	16	If a player has only one legal move, refusing it will end the game,
	17	either by checkmate or stalemate (draw).
2a0672a9 BA	18
	19	h3 More information
	20
	21	p
	22	\| See the
	23	a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/other.dir/refusal.html")
	24	\| chessvariants page
	25	\| .
	26
	27	p Inventor: Fred Galvin (1958)