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I do not know, if "mini-chess" is the official name of the game I am talking about.

In mini-chess, the players only start with the pawns (In particular, there are no kings!)

• The players play the moves alternate, as in the usual chess.
• If a player manages to get a pawn to the opponent's back rank, he immediately wins.
• If a player cannot move, he loses.
• En passant is like in the usual chess.

Is it known which player wins with perfect play ?

I do not know, if "mini-chess" is the official name of the game I am talking about.

In mini-chess, the players only start with the pawns (In particular, there are no kings!)

• The players play the moves alternate, as in the usual chess.

• If a player manages to get a pawn to the opponent's back rank, he immediately wins.

• If a player cannot move, he loses.

• En passant is like in the usual chess.

  Is it known which player wins with perfect play ?

I do not know, if "mini-chess" is the official name of the game I am talking about.

In mini-chess, the players only start with the pawns (In particular, there are no kings!)

• The players play the moves alternate, as in the usual chess.
• If a player manages to get a pawn to the opponent side, he immediately wins.
• If a player cannot move, he loses.
• En passant is like in the usual chess.

Is it known which player wins with perfect play ?

I do not know, if "mini-chess" is the official name of the game I am talking about.

In mini-chess, the players only start with the pawns (In particular, there are no kings!)

• The players play the moves alternate, as in the usual chess.
• If a player manages to get a pawn to the opponent's back rank, he immediately wins.
• If a player cannot move, he loses.
• En passant is like in the usual chess.

Is it known which player wins with perfect play ?