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Rules ::
When can there be a draw
- If you or your opponent are stalemated.
- If you run out of time and you opponent doesn't have mating material.
- If your opponent runs out of time and you don't have mating material.
- If both players agree to draw.
- If the exact same position is repeated 3 times. You need to
claim a draw if this arises, by clicking on Draw.
- If for 50 consecutive moves, there are no pawns pushed and no
captures. You can
claim a draw, by clicking on Draw.
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