From FAQs:
A draw can be claimed without any interaction from your opponent under a number of conditions. These are as follows:
No piece capture or pawn movement has occurred for over 50 consecutive moves (100 half moves). Therefore the game has not progressed and a draw may be claimed by either player during their next move.
Insufficient material remains on the board to finish the game. If only two kings remain then either player may claim a draw during their next move.
Third repetition of a position. If any identical position appears three times during a game, then the game can be claimed as a draw. Please note that each repetition must be identical with regards to en passant and castling availability. A draw can only be claimed along with a move that contributes to a repetition. Claiming after the repetition has occurred is not possible, unless the same position can be repeated again on a future move.
Originally posted by XanthosNZAre you saying that it was some secret that a player can move pawns across and redeem? Or that opponent may not realize it? Please.
Thanks for the comments on an in progress game.
Or that my comments had any actual chance of changing the outcome? He only had a king left. This game was decided. Over.
Maybe you were kidding.
Originally posted by impatientNo comments on in progress games!
Are you saying that it was some secret that a player can move pawns across and redeem? Or that opponent may not realize it? Please.
Or that my comments had any actual chance of changing the outcome? He only had a king left. This game was decided. Over.
Blanket rule. No exceptions.
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Originally posted by SweettuffIf you want to see how your opponent will win the game (it could be you in another game) then I wouldn't resign, no one can make you. It could be a good learning experience.
I just have my king. He has Queen and several pawns (and of course his king)
However if you just want the pain to go away, I'd topple my king!