Forcing a draw
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whats wrong with moving ur pawn forward
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Jul 12, 2008
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There is a FIDE rule about making a claim for draw to arbiter when you think an opponent cannot win by normal means. It is not mentioned in link likesforests mentioned, so maybe the admins of this site think it would be too much of a pain to apply this rule?
As mentioned, this is not a topic that is open for discussion. The prudent thing to do would be to delete your original post.
next move was to check
with the horse taking the pawn
devi wrote:
next move was to check
with the horse taking the pawn
What in the world are you on about?
he let you win
wishfull thinking
Can't zerg-rush pawn because of the Black Bishop.
If you move Pawn up 1, Black Bishop takes pawn, knight takes Bishop. Then if White moves his bishop, black gets a queen.
Even though, the game should draw based on material soon...or at that point
Either he is veryyyyyy kind knowing hes actually gonna lose or he cant win
try your best to get your king in front of the pawn
Please stop giving advice. Anyone helping the original poster is in violation of the rules of the site. Also, there is no knight. What the hell are you people talking about?!
unfortunately a draw.
I'm playing a game as black here, and it's reached the end. Unless someone does something stupid It's clearly a draw but my opponent won't accept. We both have a bishop (opposite coloured squares) and a pawn. Is there any way of forcing the draw?