I'm playing this game and my opponent refused my draw offer (why????),so I went for a draw claimed for insufficent material but the thing doesn't work.
It's a K+N vs K endgame..........Game 1366708
Originally posted by Ravello I never said it.
To be honest I think that a beginner should bother to learn the rules before playing a game,it's the most logic thing to do.
I didn't mean you personally. I'm starting to think there are too many players here who don't know all the basic rules. Apparently, it doesn't matter about things like Stalemate and en passant, because these are "advanced" rules familiar only to "advanced" players.
Originally posted by Bowmann I didn't mean you personally. I'm starting to think there are too many players here who don't know all the basic rules. Apparently, it doesn't matter about things like Stalemate and en passant, because these are "advanced" rules familiar only to "advanced" players.
Cor blimey!
what does this have to do with Rav not being able to get his draw?
Stalemate is when you cannot legally move, e.g. moving into check with no other move available etc. But here both white and black could make a legal move, so this is not Stalemate.
Originally posted by jadam35 Stalemate is when you cannot legally move, e.g. moving into check with no other move available etc. But here both white and black could make a legal move, so this is not Stalemate.
Originally posted by Ravello I'm playing this game and my opponent refused my draw offer (why????),so I went for a draw claimed for insufficent material but the thing doesn't work.
It's a K+N vs K endgame..........Game 1366708
So, did you end up being able to claim the draw or did your opponent finally relent and agree to one?