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Sub:
King in front of me, is it draw?
Date:
02/21/2009 10:13:42 PM EDT
From: Heriberta9
To:
service@Chess-poster.com
I am a
beginner in the game of Chess and in two
times an opponent placed his King in front
of mine with an empty square between both of
us and still both having few Pawns in some
squares away from the Kings.
He said
that the game was a draw, is it true? What
it is done in a case like this?
Chess-poster.com
Dear viewer,
The following diagram (Fig.
1) can illustrate a draw position related to your question. By
keeping the opposition (any King), this game should be a draw.
The only way for black to lose the game is if it moves to c6
allowing white King to occupy e5 square and enabling him to capture
black Pawn at g6. In a position like this, any player can claim
a draw.
Any King to move and draw
(Fig 1)
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