user24543: Imagine a game where players are allowed 2 moves instead of one. If there were perfect play from both sides, would White win?

user-1: This chess variant you are talking about is Marsellais Chess. I infer that you mean that White has two moves to start with. If this was so, White would have an advantage(a refined version of this variant gives White only 1 move on the first move to null the opening advantage). So White would probably win. However, this is not certain, as we have not written a sufficiently strong engine for this yet.

24543: <p>Imagine a game where players are allowed 2 moves instead of one. If there were perfect play from both sides, would White win?</p>
 -1: <p>This chess variant you are talking about is Marsellais Chess. I infer that you mean that White has two moves to start with. If this was so, White would have an advantage(a refined version of this variant gives White only 1 move on the first move to null the opening advantage). So White would probably win. However, this is not certain, as we have not written a sufficiently strong engine for this yet.</p>
