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 * Irreversible Moves** can not be reversed. Thus, they are either captures or pawn moves . Making those irreversible moves, resets the halfmove clock inside a position object to zero, concerning the fifty-move rule. Quiet and otherwise reversible moves, which lose the castling rights, that is rook- and king-moves from their initial square, including castling itself, are irreversible in the sense to reverse the same rights - since once a castling right is lost, it is lost forever, and reset the position index to determine repetition of positions. However, those "irreversible" moves don't reset, but increment the halfmove clock.

=See also=
 * Fifty-move Rule
 * Halfmove Clock
 * Reversible Moves

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 * [|Irreversible (disambiguation) from Wikipedia]
 * [|Irreversible process from Wikipedia]
 * [|Point of no return from Wikipedia]
 * [|Eloy] - Point Of No Return, Planets, 1981, [|YouTube] Video

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