What is adjudication?
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"Adjudication is a formal process by which the final position of an unfinished game is analyzed by an unbiased third party, who then declares that position a win for one player or else declares the position drawn.", according to another anonymous chess website.
I think your game was taking too long and so the computer decided to interrupt and call the game a draw, as no one had an advantage.
chessplayer123450 wrote:
"Adjudication is a formal process by which the final position of an unfinished game is analyzed by an unbiased third party, who then declares that position a win for one player or else declares the position drawn.", according to another anonymous chess website.
I think your game was taking too long and so the computer decided to interrupt and call the game a draw, as no one had an advantage.
Ok. Thanks!
You're welcome.
chessplayer123450 wrote:
"Adjudication is a formal process by which the final position of an unfinished game is analyzed by an unbiased third party, who then declares that position a win for one player or else declares the position drawn.", according to another anonymous chess website.
I think your game was taking too long and so the computer decided to interrupt and call the game a draw, as no one had an advantage.
but my Automate game went on for 150 moves
even though it was a dead draw for 50-60 moves
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billybobpiza wrote:
KnightAttack1567 wrote:
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Indeed!
