https://www.chess.com/game/live/118830014397
This was called a draw even though it shouldn't have been. The position on the board repeated 3 times, but the piece banks were different each of those times. How can I win 2 knights for 2 pawns and that's called a repetition? I'm winning material.
In regular Chess, all that matters is that the position on the board is repeated three times, with the same side to move each time. That's apparently also how it's implemented here. I'm not a Crazyhouse expert but I wouldn't expect that the piece bank should matter, what's on the board matters.
https://www.chess.com/game/live/118830014397
This was called a draw even though it shouldn't have been. The position on the board repeated 3 times, but the piece banks were different each of those times. How can I win 2 knights for 2 pawns and that's called a repetition? I'm winning material.