Balbo's game
Balbo's game proper noun: a variant of the game of chess, with a novel board shape with 70 squares, and each player commanding a full chess army minus one pawn. There is no castling, and promotion squares are specially defined.

Proper noun
Balbo's game
- A variant of the game of chess, with a novel board shape with 70 squares, and each player commanding a full chess army minus one pawn. There is no castling, and promotion squares are specially defined.
Origin of Balbo's game
Invented by G. Balbo in 1974.
Questions about Balbo's game
- What does Balbo's game mean?
- Balbo's game means a variant of the game of chess, with a novel board shape with 70 squares, and each player commanding a full chess army minus one pawn. There is no castling, and promotion squares are specially defined.
- What part of speech is Balbo's game?
- Balbo's game is a proper noun.
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