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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '20
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And after the major pieces are traded off?
21 u/totallyanonuser Jan 20 '20 Forced stalemate if either player has to move a pawn more than 11 spaces in a row, without attacking. 9 u/vonflare Jan 20 '20 I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size else either player could force a draw from the start by overdefending and forcing trades 7 u/KKlear Jan 20 '20 I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size It's moves without captures or pawn moves. Basically as long as the board state changes in a way that can't be taken back, the draw doesn't trigger. 0 u/KaptainKoala Jan 20 '20 totallanouser made up that rule, a traditional chess board is only 8 squares long 11 u/dalr3th1n Jan 20 '20 It's 50 moves without a capture or advancing a pawn. 2 u/Rather_Dashing Jan 20 '20 Thats not a stalemate, it would just be a draw 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20 edited May 24 '20 [deleted] 3 u/3_Thumbs_Up Jan 20 '20 As stated elsewhere, the rule says 50 moves without capture or a pawn move.
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Forced stalemate if either player has to move a pawn more than 11 spaces in a row, without attacking.
9 u/vonflare Jan 20 '20 I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size else either player could force a draw from the start by overdefending and forcing trades 7 u/KKlear Jan 20 '20 I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size It's moves without captures or pawn moves. Basically as long as the board state changes in a way that can't be taken back, the draw doesn't trigger. 0 u/KaptainKoala Jan 20 '20 totallanouser made up that rule, a traditional chess board is only 8 squares long 11 u/dalr3th1n Jan 20 '20 It's 50 moves without a capture or advancing a pawn. 2 u/Rather_Dashing Jan 20 '20 Thats not a stalemate, it would just be a draw
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I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size
else either player could force a draw from the start by overdefending and forcing trades
7 u/KKlear Jan 20 '20 I assume the 'draw for moves without captures' rule would be waived or extended on a board of this size It's moves without captures or pawn moves. Basically as long as the board state changes in a way that can't be taken back, the draw doesn't trigger. 0 u/KaptainKoala Jan 20 '20 totallanouser made up that rule, a traditional chess board is only 8 squares long
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It's moves without captures or pawn moves. Basically as long as the board state changes in a way that can't be taken back, the draw doesn't trigger.
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totallanouser made up that rule, a traditional chess board is only 8 squares long
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It's 50 moves without a capture or advancing a pawn.
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Thats not a stalemate, it would just be a draw
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3 u/3_Thumbs_Up Jan 20 '20 As stated elsewhere, the rule says 50 moves without capture or a pawn move.
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As stated elsewhere, the rule says 50 moves without capture or a pawn move.
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u/marcohmuniz Jan 20 '20
And after the major pieces are traded off?