09 Nov 03
This should be ready for round 2, the only game holding it up is this one: Game 198256 This should have been automatically drawn on move #80 by reason of insuffient mating material. We really do need the basic chess rules incorporated into this site.
09 Nov 03
Originally posted by SkipSlotIt is possible to mate with Knight /Bishop but it is complex.
This should be ready for round 2, the only game holding it up is this one: Game 198256 This should have been automatically drawn on move #80 by reason of insuffient mating material. We really do need the basic chess rules incorporated into this site.
skeeter
09 Nov 03
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Originally posted by SkipSlotI think I could snuff that king. Any one for a set piece?
This should be ready for round 2, the only game holding it up is this one: Game 198256 This should have been automatically drawn on move #80 by reason of insuffient mating material. We really do need the basic chess rules incorporated into this site.
Mike
09 Nov 03
Originally posted by SkipSlotI believe this one is correct. According to FIDE: the last 50 consecutive moves have been made by each player without the movement of any pawn and without the capture of any piece. However, if the player makes a move without having claimed the draw he loses the right to claim. But of course this is not FIDE.
I see mate in 18. But 50 moves have been made without the capture of a piece.
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14 Nov 03
Originally posted by The SicilianYes - The fide rules used to make exceptions for combinations where a certain win was possible but only in more than 50 rulse. However the latest Fide rules have reinstated the 50 move rule and it is now pragmatically regarded as too bad if you have enough to win but have to draw because of the 50 move rule.
I believe this one is correct. According to FIDE: the last 50 consecutive moves have been made by each player without the movement of any pawn and without the capture of any piece. However, if the player makes a move without having claimed the draw he loses the right to claim. But of course this is not FIDE.
So as long as the player is not checkmated and there are no pawn moves or captures he has the right to claim a draw when it is his go on move 50, 51, 52 etc after the last pawn move / capture.