The rule says that if you don't move a pawn nor take a piece, then the game is a draw, right?
Now, my question is: Say that I take his last pawn with 50. Kxe5 and I have nothing but a Knight and a Bishop and no other Pawns (and each of us have a King of course) - when is the game a draw?
After 50 half moves (which of course can be counted as one each of them) at move number 75?
Or at move numer 100, after 50 moves each?
I've checked the help-texts and the FAQ and found nothing...
Originally posted by FabianFnasi think its 50 full moves
The rule says that if you don't move a pawn nor take a piece, then the game is a draw, right?
Now, my question is: Say that I take his last pawn with 50. Kxe5 and I have nothing but a Knight and a Bishop and no other Pawns (and each of us have a King of course) - when is the game a draw?
After 50 half moves (which of course can be counted as one eac ...[text shortened]... umer 100, after 50 moves each?
I've checked the help-texts and the FAQ and found nothing...
Originally posted by FabianFnasCapturing you opponents pawn doesn't count as a pawn move, but it does count as a capture, which means you will have a further 50 moves to deliver mate.
The rule says that if you don't move a pawn nor take a piece, then the game is a draw, right?
Now, my question is: Say that I take his last pawn with 50. Kxe5 and I have nothing but a Knight and a Bishop and no other Pawns (and each of us have a King of course) - when is the game a draw?
After 50 half moves (which of course can be counted as one eac ...[text shortened]... umer 100, after 50 moves each?
I've checked the help-texts and the FAQ and found nothing...
Hope that clears it up for you. 🙂