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25 days ago
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#44
Think carefully. What would its next move be? Can’t think of one? That’s because it has no moves, but it’s not in check. That’s baked stalemate, and you always need to be careful not to stalemate in a winning endgames.
"baked stalemate"?
25 days ago
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#46
Given the date of the original post, anything baked would be stale by now, presumably.
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Lol
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Stalemate due to bishop. I've had several games like this. Slow down when going for the total annilaition
17 days ago
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#51
one time, I got 9 queens against martin BOT, and then I got stalemate! oh the pain... do you guys know the pain of that??
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15 days ago
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#54
Hehe. I wonder how long this old thread will go on. Funny people still answering my question. I appreciate it! Thank you. Yup, good ol' stalemate.
Stalemate by Nox is a geometry dash level from 1.9 it used the song "Stalemate" by KzX
11 days ago
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#56
I think i now the answer! If the king cant move in any square its a draw.
Nilslomattsing wrote:
I think i now the answer! If the king cant move in any square its a draw.
This is not true. In the starting position of chess, neither king can move anywhere.
11 days ago
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#58
magipi skrev:
Nilslomattsing wrote:
I think i now the answer! If the king cant move in any square its a draw.
This is not true. In the starting position of chess, neither king can move anywhere.
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Nilslomattsing wrote:
magipi skrev:
Nilslomattsing wrote:
I think i now the answer! If the king cant move in any square its a draw.
This is not true. In the starting position of chess, neither king can move anywhere.
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Stalemate only happens when the player on the move has no legal moves with any piece. If the king can't move, but other pieces can, that's nothing.
11 days ago
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#60
magipi skrev:
Nilslomattsing wrote:
magipi skrev:
Nilslomattsing wrote:
I think i now the answer! If the king cant move in any square its a draw.
This is not true. In the starting position of chess, neither king can move anywhere.
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Stalemate only happens when the player on the move has no legal moves with any piece. If the king can't move, but other pieces can, that's nothing.
Stalemate is what i mean!
Stalemate is a rule. We all know it! So it's not very smart to just carelessly keep queening pawns without even bothering to look out for it. Just pay attention. Instead of mindlessly queening your h-pawn and stalemating your opponent, you had a very simple mate in 2: Qg1+ and Qfh2 mate. Open your eyes and play chess
Do you realize that this is a 2 year old thread? That the OP, who was a beginner back then, is quite a decent player now, over the rating of 1000? That the thread was dead for 2 year, and then was revived by an insane spammer?