Not necessarily the same piece, either.
This site's "draw by repetition" system is retarded
plus if u actually took a second you'd realize that repitition means 'repeating moves', and a Repitition happens when both players repeat the same move 3 times in a row
It isn't repeated moves exactly, but the same position has to occur three times, including the same player to move in each position, and all legal moves possible in each., In particular castling rights the same and if en passant was possible in one of the positions, it isn't counted.
oww come on man. its not like he doesn't know the rule. its just he didn't explain about it completely. i believe what he meant is exactly as what you mean.
same pieces, same moves, and some squares 3 times in a row = draw
i am sure most of us here know that.
Not necessarily in a row.
True, the rule is repetion of position.
It isn't repeated moves exactly, but the same position has to occur three times, including the same player to move in each position, and all legal moves possible in each., In particular castling rights the same and if en passant was possible in one of the positions, it isn't counted.
great. now you're going to have to explain en passant and castling to him.
and he won't believe you.
plus if u actually took a second you'd realize that repitition means 'repeating moves', and a Repitition happens when both players repeat the same move 3 times in a row
It isn't repeated moves exactly, but the same position has to occur three times, including the same player to move in each position, and all legal moves possible in each., In particular castling rights the same and if en passant was possible in one of the positions, it isn't counted.
oww come on man. its not like he doesn't know the rule. its just he didn't explain about it completely. i believe what he meant is exactly as what you mean.
same pieces, same moves, and some squares 3 times in a row = draw
i am sure most of us here know that.
Not necessarily in a row.