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You can with lost on time but not enough pieces
Stalemate should just be counted as a win becuase if you've forced your opponent into that position you've won
Harry potter plays chess?……….
Why is Harry Potter talking about chess?
At 50 move rule either party can claim a draw. At 75 the draw is forced. It happens so often at 50 because draws are desirable to continuing.
So today I versed Martin and I did good I was only winning by 65 points that is mid got checkmated blocked the checkmate by sacrificing THE KING and win the game
I finded out the 50moves draw when i tried to checkmate opponent with king and rook
Everyone is talking about timeout vs insufficient material but forgot resignation VS insufficient material.
only 4 ways technically. The second one perpetual check doesn't really draw unless. Either 3 or 4, or another one of the draws happens. Either a 3 fold repetition or 50-move rule will cause the game to end in a draw, if they don't agree beforehand or somehow stalemate happens during the perpetual.
I don't think perpetual check is really a condition that causes a draw, it's just usually leads to a threefold repetition. Also, there's a 75-move rule similar to the 50-move one. If both players haven't captured or moved a pawn in the last 50 moves, both players can claim a draw. But if this lasts for 75 move, it will be a forced draw
Endless checks ISN’T a rule, it’s a result of the other ways to draw.
Your favorite, stalemate
No,stalemate is not our favorite
Insufficient material vs timeout
Google dead draw
My favourite is definitely stalemate 😂
"A Perfect Chess Game Will Always End in A Draw"
-Stockfish
Dog ate my rook.
In Chess I can get myself into a bad situation and flip the board in anger!
Perpetual check is eventually threefold repetition
bro forgot "insufficient material vs time"
INCORRECT! If you run out of time when you can't checkmate the other person it will count as a draw making it the last drawing method. This happened in one of my bullet games before.
Last one is pure anxiety 😂
The sixth way: Time-out vs Insufficent material
"You didn't know"
"Your favourite"
I found a sixth way, timeout but the opponent has a queen
Incorrect. The "not enough material" is more strict, there is no series of moves leads to checkmate. No need to be a forced checkmate. So if an unforced checkmate is possible then it is not a draw.
Force mate is not FIDE as long can mate by any sequence ie 2N vs K
Of course I knew them all. I don't see the need for the perpetual check rule. It leads to threefold repetition anyway.
Note that neither threefold repetition nor the fifty move rule is an automatic draw. Only if one of the players claims a draw is it a draw.
theres also draw by dead position where no side can make ptogress because the position is fully locked
Your favorite? 😂😂😂
timeout vs insufficient material too
2 and 3 are both 3 fold repetitions
I hate stalemate it happens to me too often
photogenic position 3 times
Not to force just to make
#1 ans #2 are the same…?
U did forgot about photogenic position draw.
Bruh when there are only two kings on the board it,s a tie
Timeout vs insufficient material is also one
Perpetual check is not the fifth way. Perpetual check leads to repetition or 50-move rule. The real fifth way is timeout vs insufficient material.
Gotham, perpetiual check is 3 fold and the material: If help-mate is possible it is not a tie
Timeout vs insufficient material
75 move rule (draw is forced whereas 50 move rule is not if both players want to continue
5fold repetition (again draw is forced whereas 3fold repetition is not if both players want to continue
🙂
Prepetual is forced repetition
Actually 3 and 4 are my favorites
What's stalemate
What is stalemate
My favourite nightmare
What is unique to perpetual checks that isn't already encompassed by threefold repetition and the 50 move rule?
I find it weird how you draw even if you manage to put your oponent into a situation they cant recover from. Like sure I cant take your king, but you can't move your king nor can you escape check, how is that considered us being on equal footing?
There is also one i just found out about. If one times out with the opponent only a king its a draw. Not a loss