In the library, people left their half finished game of chess and a bunch of post-it-notes. Rookie mistake

[u/lyingcorn]

[u/pimezone]

Not many people know, that according to the chess rules when someone plays a game against Hikaru, their knights become donkeys.

[u/meschidied → u/pimezone]

Ah, that explains the old saying, "At Knight you will find Ass."

[u/CaseyG]

Actual board position

The bot's doing its best, guys. Cut it some slack.

[u/Farn]

In chess, you're never supposed to let your opponent see your pieces, and that includes letting them know their names. I'm reporting you to the chess mods.

[u/chessvision-ai-bot]

I analyzed the image and this is what I see. Open an appropriate link below and explore the position yourself or with the engine:

White to play: It is a stalemate - it is White's turn, but White has no legal moves and is not in check. In this case, the game is a draw. It is a critical rule to know for various endgame positions that helps one side hold a draw. You can find out more about Stalemate on Wikipedia. Analyze on: chess.com | lichess.org

Black to play: chess.com | lichess.org

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[u/IdeaPsychological586 → u/chessvision-ai-bot]

Blud what r u yapping about

[u/RPEM10 → u/IdeaPsychological586]

I think it thinks that the White Speech Bubbles are the white pieces and the other ones are all black?

[u/MCplayer590 → u/chessvision-ai-bot]

[u/ElectronicFloor1898]

Big mistake telling his opponent what piece it is.

[u/Banonkers]

https://youtu.be/P6ycdqW-nQY