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instead of the knight he should have moved his pawn forword one and put his king on a opposite coloured square of the bishop and then using the knight and the pawn make a queen white wins!
thinablepear wrote:
mate or draw????
its obviously a draw, your "solution" is wrong
i know
Checkmate often occurs with your own pieces interfering with your escape. White’s pieces are an integral part of the game and can be used for that purpose. Draw by Stalemate is a rule and often sought by a struggling opponent. I think White was wrong running the clock out then claiming Black has insufficient mating material on the board and claiming a Draw.
White by running his clock out caused interference with the progression of the game to Checkmate and Black should receive the win since Black was denied one move to clearly Checkmate its opponent apparently having time remaining on his clock.
I pick Black to be the rightful winner.
White by running his clock out caused interference with the progression of the game to Checkmate and Black should receive the win since Black was denied one move to clearly Checkmate its opponent apparently having time remaining on his clock.
I pick Black to be the rightful winner.
mate or draw
ninja888 wrote:
thinablepear wrote:
mate or draw????
its obviously a draw, your "solution" is wrong
His solution is not wrong at all.
Mashikari wrote:
ninja888 wrote:
thinablepear wrote:
mate or draw????
its obviously a draw, your "solution" is wrong
His solution is not wrong at all.
Duh, its wrong ._.
9... Ke8 blunders everything
He made a new one now that is correct
ninja888 wrote:
Mashikari wrote:
ninja888 wrote:
thinablepear wrote:
mate or draw????
its obviously a draw, your "solution" is wrong
His solution is not wrong at all.
Duh, its wrong ._.
9... Ke8 blunders everything
How is that?
^
Tzesar wrote:
Mashikari wrote:
ninja888 wrote:
Mashikari wrote:
ninja888 wrote:
thinablepear wrote:
mate or draw????
its obviously a draw, your "solution" is wrong
His solution is not wrong at all.
Duh, its wrong ._.
9... Ke8 blunders everything
How is that?
because with Ke8 instead of a draw you lose the game
I don't see it but ok.
Tzesar wrote:
white to move win or draw for white?
Win push pawn to c7 rd6+ kc5 black cant stop promotion
CdenGG wrote:
Tzesar wrote:
white to move win or draw for white?
Win push pawn to c7 rd6+ kc5 black cant stop promotion
No. Then Rd1 and it is a draw
Its a win for white, but the moves are this:
1. c7 Rd6+
2. Kb5 Rd5+
3. Kb4 Rd4+
4. Kb3 Rd3+
5. Kc2 +-
After the tricky Rd4!?, then c8=R +-