Why the hell did I get a draw?
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how do you guys practice playing chess and improve the skill?
If you hate rules of chess, quit chess. Nobody will ever miss you.
Idk
Nov 26, 2025
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#44
Insufficient material also applies to some complex mates like KBN vs K and KNN vs KP. Although they are possible to win under 50 moves, chess.com regards it as a draw
tagzaa wrote:
OP cannot be older than 10
If the OP is 10, how could he open a topic 15 years ago? With a time machine?
Nov 26, 2025
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#46
Alexander29114 wrote:
Insufficient material also applies to some complex mates like KBN vs K and KNN vs KP. Although they are possible to win under 50 moves, chess.com regards it as a draw
I don’t think this is true
Nov 27, 2025
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#47
magipi wrote:
tagzaa wrote:
OP cannot be older than 10
If the OP is 10, how could he open a topic 15 years ago? With a time machine?
ok, then he was 10 when he made it. he hasn’t commented since then, so he’s probably matured enough to realise his mistake.
Try lichess
Dec 27, 2025
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#49
Once again, i got a draw. check out the game, and tell me who should have won. https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/computer/507360181/analysis?move=84
BackroomsBoy67 wrote:
Once again, i got a draw. check out the game, and tell me who should have won. https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/computer/507360181/analysis?move=84
You have drawn by stalemate 5 times. In each you "should have and could have won all of them" except possibly the first, which was on Oct 10 in the case you weren't aware of the rule. After that game you should have found out and learned how to avoid stalemating. After that make sure you apply what you learn to every move where a stalemate can occur.
Dec 28, 2025
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#51
ok, ty for that advice. also i'm not that good, and im still learning.
