Insufficient material vs clock

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jackDTR
if the black has Q R R and 4 pawn vs white that has only 5 pawns but clock runs out, shouldn't the game be called a draw? what about that insufficient material rule? is that a thing in this case?
masjas2016
Nope. Play faster.
Sred

Since the material is obviously sufficient, it's not a thing.

jackDTR

masjas2016 wrote:

Nope. Play faster.

precious tip LoL

jackDTR

Sred wrote:

Since the material is obviously sufficient, it's not a thing.

thank u, so what is considered 'insufficient' ?

Sred
jackDTR wrote:

 

Sred wrote:

 

Since the material is obviously sufficient, it's not a thing.

 

thank u, so what is considered 'insufficient' ?

 

I could use the good old RTFM here, but hey. In this context, insufficient essentially means that there is not enough material left for one side to deliver mate, no matter what the opponent does. The exact definition depends on the organization, here it's https://support.chess.com/article/128-what-does-insufficient-mating-material-mean.