Anyone had a draw by a 50 move rule?

I found one in my own games

http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=402055350

*crickets*

I guess people expect you to draw your own conclusion.

lol I only posted this 27 minutes ago

That's 27 years in Internet Years

loll

I've gotten a couple of those against my engine, typically in an opposite color bishop ending.

I've only had one tournament game end with the 50 move rule.  I was the weaker side (for nearly every move of the game) so I was pleased.

That's awesome estragon, I'd love to have a story like that :)  I'd love to play back when multiple time controls and adjournments were the norm... although at my level I'd have to put up with adjudications instead, and that I wouldn't like at all.

I appreciate your perspective, thanks.  I guess I have it better than I thought!

I had a lone king vs my opponents king and two bishops.  Ended in a 50 move draw.

I love this topic!  In 50 years of play I've never had a draw by the 50 move rule so I wanted to know too.

I've also had a lengthy hiatus from serious chess.  I see that changes to the 50 move rule have occured during my absence.  My favorite which was changed was one I learned:  Two knights versus a pawn safely blocked by a knight behind the Troitsky line.  I believe it was mate in 66 moves.  I couldn't do it now. 

I did.

I don't see how, it's not legal anymore.

I've had a few.  It usually happens when my opponent tries to win on time (or doesn't know that K+R vs K+R is a draw).  We just move aimlessly for 50 moves.

I got one against Computer 1- EASY. I usually beat it when I play against it, but that time I made several blunders, and ended up on the losing side of a K vs K+Q endgame. Luckily, the computer hadn't studied basic endgames, so I was able to escape with a draw.

It is. Perpetual check isn't "legal" anymore, in the sense that it isn't officially one of the types of draws.

I had A Queen vs Rook and did not KNOW how to win.  Pretty sad,... Everyone said I should be glad I drew such a high-rated player and the fact that he is was older and more experienced 'international' player....   Made me want to quit chess that day.

I'm pretty sure a lot of people don't know how to win Q vs R (including me, at least).

me neither xD