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Arein1122
Apr 6, 2017
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white is lost in that position the proposed sequence is the best defence but does not give a draw
Travkusken wrote:
white is lost in that position the proposed sequence is the best defence but does not give a draw
It has to be a troll. There is a very similar puzzle which indeed is a draw, but not only th position is not the same, the move order differ too.
I created an easy one. I don't know if it already existed.
In this position, one of the two players asks for the draw. The other player does not accepts. However, the arbiter gives reason to the first player and the game is declared a draw. How was it possible?
Gioachino Greco, 1623 black to move and draw
Giankumaster wrote:
I created an easy one. I don't know if it already existed.
In this position, one of the two players asks for the draw. The other player does not accepts. However, the arbiter gives reason to the first player and the game is declared a draw. How was it possible?
threefold repetition I guess. Or 50 move rule, either is independently possible, and we have not enough info.
But in most actual tournament with anti agreed draw rules, both players would received 0 points.
Travkusken wrote:
white to move and checkmate black in two moves
Hi 4xel! Yes, my idea was the threefold repetition. I didn't know about the anti agreed draw rule :-)
Was i trolling this game?
Travkusken schreef:
The c7 move is also possible on move 2 and on move 4.
Gamificast schreef: There are so many moves to win for black. Why only on this way? First 1...a1 Q wins because of 2.Rxa1 Qxc3. Or 1...Rxc8 Qxe1+ 2.Rxe1 Qxe1#
Then also after the texts moves 1...Rxc3 2.Rxc3 Qb1 also wins because of for example 3.Rc1 Qxc1+ 4.Qxc1 Rb8 and 5...Rb1 And so on.
Giankumaster wrote:
Hi 4xel! Yes, my idea was the threefold repetition. I didn't know about the anti agreed draw rule :-)
That's not really a rule of the game of chess technically, more like of a anti cheat rules.
This is from a game i played recently and there is only one move that wins for white in this position.
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