You don't really need to be perfect at it just fast enough so its not drawn by 50 move rule
what is this rule?
If 50 moves (both sides have to play 50 moves) pass without a single capture or pawn push, then a draw can be claimed
You don't really need to be perfect at it just fast enough so its not drawn by 50 move rule
what is this rule?
If 50 moves (both sides have to play 50 moves) pass without a single capture or pawn push, then a draw can be claimed
Two bishops is easy. Bishop + Knight is a lot harder, but I can do it because I spent a lot of time learning it.
it’s a complete draw. Try and play a two knight checkmate backwards. It’s impossible without stalemate.
Assume that your opponent's time runs out just as you reach a K+N+N vs K ending. Under FIDE rules it's a win. Under USCF rules, it's a draw.
Not sure if it's an automatic draw, though.
But that was help checkmate blueemu. If black had played 11... Kf8 instead of Kh8 it would be a draw
Only under USCF rules. Under FIDE rules, it's a win if any legal sequence of moves will result in a checkmate.
But that was help checkmate blueemu. If black had played 11... Kf8 instead of Kh8 it would be a draw
*sigh*
Yes, this is the difference between USCF and FIDE rules.
FIDE only requires that a mate be POSSIBLE.
USCF requires that it be FORCED.
Right. I remember this discussion but forgot the answer. If white has K + N + N vs. K and black runs out of time, does white win. I think in FIDE, white wins but USCF its a draw
Right. I remember this discussion but forgot the answer. If white has K + N + N vs. K and black runs out of time, does white win. I think in FIDE, white wins but USCF its a draw
Correct.
Anybody remember that game a few months ago ,fujzura (however you spell that) vs. carlsen where fujzura ran out of time in the endgame, in a clearly drawn position, but he lost on time so he appealed and lost
yeah it was firouzja three pawns and a bishop and carlsen a lone bishop. firouzja would have to promte to a minor piece fo a mate to be possible but rules are rules
You don't really need to be perfect at it just fast enough so its not drawn by 50 move rule
what is this rule?