Difference between revisions of "Perpetual check"

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'''Perpetual check''' is when one player forces a draw by incessantly putting the other side in check, without [[checkmate]] but also without any ability of the other side to move in such a way as to avoid being placed in check again.
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'''Perpetual check''' is when one player forces a draw by incessantly putting the other side in check, without [[checkmate]] but also without any ability of the other side to move in such a way as to avoid being placed in check again.  A draw by impossibility of checkmate is automatic (i.e. it does not have to be claimed by one of the players).
 
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Latest revision as of 04:59, November 26, 2020

Perpetual check is when one player forces a draw by incessantly putting the other side in check, without checkmate but also without any ability of the other side to move in such a way as to avoid being placed in check again. A draw by impossibility of checkmate is automatic (i.e. it does not have to be claimed by one of the players).