In the game of chess, is it possible to play with two or more queens?

Question

Suppose all I have left is a King and two pawns, and my opponent has only a King. I move my two pawns across the board and I'd like to know if I can promote both those pawns to queens.

Answer 1

yes you can do it . if you have more doubts go to www.chessdryad.com

Answer 2

it is possible to play with 9 queens(1 regular, 8 pawns)

u have to get the pawns to the opponents side(where the rook, bishop, knight, king queen etc. is)

Answer 3

yes, you can have 9 possible queens

Answer 4

Yes, you can.

Answer 5

yes you can

you can have max 9 queens

regular queen and 8 pawns

Answer 6

You can.. but in reality.. it's overkill. Chances are.. since you were able to promote both pawns.. you can win with a queen and a rook or 2 rooks. Truthfully.. the other player should have resigned long before the pawns are moved to the end of the game board.