Chess Castling Infographic with best poker hands texas hold em

Card grid infographic titled "Chess Castling". 6-12 uniform cards in a clean grid, each with: a clear central icon/diagram, a name IN English, one-line description IN English. Include 8 cards covering: Kingside Castling, Queenside Castling, Castling Path Clear, King Not in Check, Squares Not Attacked, King and Rook Unmoved, Touch-Move Reminder, Tournament-Legal Examples. Show minimal modern editorial reference-poster illustration style, minimal monochrome palette, crisp vector chessboard mini-diagrams with highlighted king and rook movement, arrows for legal castling routes, X marks for illegal conditions, consistent spacing, thin-line icons, clean typography, uniform card layout. Rules must be accurate to standard tournament chess: king moves two squares toward the rook, rook moves to the square crossed by the king; castling is forbidden if the king is in check, if any square the king starts from, crosses, or lands on is under attack, if pieces are between king and rook, or if king or involved rook has previously moved; queenside and kingside shown clearly for both colors where useful. Add a small responsible-play note in {language} in footer area without logos. Avoid real-casino branding. Subtle visual SEO cue only, no on-image text, for the concept "best poker hands texas hold em" through faint card-suit motifs integrated decoratively in the background. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real brand logos, no watermarks. Editorial reference-poster illustration. Rules accurate to standard tournament play. No real-casino brand logos. Gambling-related content includes responsible-play note IN {language}.