@KM101 -- Actually, there ARE five ways to draw, perpetual check would lead to three-fold repetition or even the fifty move rule.
Perpetual check can lead to three-fold repetition or the fifty-move rule, but there must be a reason why they're considered separate methods of drawing.
You're completely right. The only reason I considered perpetual check was that most sources considered it a way to draw along with the fifty-move rule and three-fold repetition. My bad.
mebbe
Are we still in this round?
i is true.
d is/was true
Are we still in this round?
i is true.
I already said that.
J is true. A tempo is an extra move that gives you an initiative.
d is true
A is true.
(We can reuse statements)
Statement b) is true!
A is true.
(We can reuse statements)
You're saying we can reuse statements?
Yes. Unless all true statements have been found. GuessWhoIAm can notify us when this occurs.
h is false!
I think you can only post once every 2 hours flysrymy. You waited just 17 minutes.
h is false!
The round ends! A false statement has been found!
So fltsrymy was false because the statement was true? Yea!
Round 11!
Isn't a grandmaster draw a draw in a game that lasts only a few moves, regardless of how it happens? And MuhammadAreez10, I think I misunderstood, I thought it was just between true statements...Should I just delete the comment and continue the round?
@KM101 -- Actually, there ARE five ways to draw, perpetual check would lead to three-fold repetition or even the fifty move rule.