stalemate

Standard memberwillpeet
Help 26 Jan '10 03:32
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    26 Jan '10 03:32
    how many times must a set of moves be repeated to comprise a stalemate
  2. New Braunfels, Texas
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    26 Jan '10 04:06
    Two different animals. Stalemate is when one side is on the move and not in check, but has no legal moves and the game is automaticlly a draw. Three position repetition is when the same position has come up 3 times (not only just in a row) and the player on the move can claim a draw, but is not required to do so.
  3. Pretoria
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    26 Jan '10 06:57
    Please!!! Sorry for being out of order here ( 🙁 ) but please, anybody tell me: May non-subscribers enter tournaments and if so, how? Thanking you in anticipation.
  4. Standard memberDaemon Sin
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    26 Jan '10 08:03
    Originally posted by Daanv
    Please!!! Sorry for being out of order here ( 🙁 ) but please, anybody tell me: May non-subscribers enter tournaments and if so, how? Thanking you in anticipation.
    No, tournaments are just for subscribers.
  5. SubscriberMctayto
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    26 Jan '10 09:32
    Not strictly true, there has been the odd non subscriber tournie
  6. Standard memberzozozozo
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    26 Jan '10 16:45
    Originally posted by willpeet
    how many times must a set of moves be repeated to comprise a stalemate
    MontyMoose is correct.

    More info on when you can claim draws: FAQ.
  7. New Braunfels, Texas
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    26 Jan '10 16:48
    When you sign in to RHP, there will be a section "Available Tournaments" (I currently have 14 I could play in) if any are available for you based on your sub status and rating. Non-sub tourneys are rare.
  8. Pretoria
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    26 Jan '10 22:151 edit
    Originally posted by Daemon Sin
    No, tournaments are just for subscribers.
    Very well! I shall sign up and kick the living crap out of a few chess geeks!!

    PS. Thank you for the info.
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