After Bf3 the move g1=Q is no legal move, as it would leave Kh1 in check.
Stalemate Case
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oh get it now, thanks @tygxc.
I am new learner, so we can't leave king in Check , this is applicable to all cases anywhere when it comes to legal moves, when king is in check, other pieces cant leave him in check situation. right?
Feb 8, 2024
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pershyy wrote:
oh get it now, thanks @tygxc.
I am new learner, so we can't leave king in Check , this is applicable to all cases anywhere when it comes to legal moves, when king is in check, other pieces cant leave him in check situation. right?
A player can never make a move that exposes their own king to check.
'3.9.2 No piece can be moved that will either expose the king of the same colour to check or leave that king in check.'
https://handbook.fide.com/chapter/E012023
white: bishop - g4, king - f2
black: pawn - g2, h2, king-h1
No other pieces on board
Situation:
white to move: Bishop moved to f3 and
The game ended in a draw due to stalemate because the player to move was not in check, but had no legal moves available. pls advice on this , In next move black can move to black pawn g2 to g1(its empty right now) and promote itself and game can continue? for whom this is stalemate: why they say: Black can't move and the game ends in stalemate.