Current Position:

The highest priced answer at market close will be chosen. All other answers will resolve N/A.
The chosen answer will resolve Yes if the player who makes the move ultimately wins, No if they lose, and 50% if the game ends in a draw.
Tomorrow, a market will decide Black's move.
Answers must be legal, correctly disambiguated moves. Answers created in the final two hours of the market and edited answers are ineligible to be chosen.
Resigning and offering draws are not legal moves.
Ties (using the user view, not the api) are broken by (# yes holders - # no holders).
Who will win? https://manifold.markets/MaxE/who-will-win-futarchy-chess?r=TWF4RQ
Previous moves:
1. e4 e5
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@traders next market https://manifold.markets/MaxE/futarchy-chess-black-turn-2?r=TWF4RQ
sorry for taking so long, i forgot
Ties (using the user view, not the api) are broken by (# yes holders - # no holders).
do bot holdings count for this tiebreaker?
@MaxE if you wanted to prevent a whale from deciding, you might do the second tiebreaker on # Y/N shares ex top holders or something like that.
@deagol I'm fine if a whale decides but also # of holders breaks ties in a way whales cant mess with much
@deagol If you want to strictly control all the options, then it's not "futarchy chess." & if you want to control the options...then don't allow additions
@MaxE I mean, that might be the place to go if someone had some sort of short term manipulation strategy. Be really I was just putting up limit order for the ~normal moves
@archvenison if a quick payout is the goal, there's an even faster mate than Scholars's after 2. Qh5...