A draw of course.
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This is a trivial draw. Both pieces are relatively equal in strength, so a draw can be held.
win for black
if no forks happen
Connectedcloud wrote:
win for black
How? Both pieces are equal, no mates can be forced either…
Even with a fork, as long as the Black king stays within 1 square of the queen, the game is still tied.
ChessMasterGS wrote:
Connectedcloud wrote:
win for black
How? Both pieces are equal, no mates can be forced either…
Even with a fork, as long as the Black king stays within 1 square of the queen, the game is still tied.
what a great explanation
same as e3
masterViraj wrote:
Also, if its White to move, then Chancellor to e6 forking the king and queen
i assume you mean e3 and it's still a draw
yes
masterViraj wrote:
No it is a win for white!
Only if its game of points.
You see, once you go Chancellor to e3, then take the queen, you get 9 points for the queen and black gets 7 points for the chancellor. Then it is a draw by 50 move, and each player gets the same number of points. That ends out as white being two points ahead, and white wins.
only if it's game of points and the game will end by insufficient material lol
In this position, black win or draw?
Correct answer: Draw
@bsrti , @TheCheesePhoenix , @masterViraj are correct