Chess Online
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? Game Options & Features Overview:
? Choose an Opponent: Select from 18 difficulty levels – from Beginner to World Champion.
⏱️ Time Control Modes: Play with your preferred pace:
Unlimited
Bullet
Blitz
Rapid
Classic
♟️ Move Assistance:
Highlights possible moves when selecting a piece.
Undo feature to take back a move.
Interactive Hints to suggest the best moves during gameplay.
? Post-Game Analysis:
Identifies mistakes
Offers recommendations to improve your play.
⏪ Replay Feature: Continue the game from any position.
⚖️ Handicap Settings: Customize to create a balanced challenge.
? Choose an Opponent: Select from 18 difficulty levels – from Beginner to World Champion.
⏱️ Time Control Modes: Play with your preferred pace:
Unlimited
Bullet
Blitz
Rapid
Classic
♟️ Move Assistance:
Highlights possible moves when selecting a piece.
Undo feature to take back a move.
Interactive Hints to suggest the best moves during gameplay.
? Post-Game Analysis:
Identifies mistakes
Offers recommendations to improve your play.
⏪ Replay Feature: Continue the game from any position.
⚖️ Handicap Settings: Customize to create a balanced challenge.
Instructions:
♟️ Chess Draw Rules – When the Game Ends Without a Winner:
Here are the official draw conditions in chess:
Stalemate
Occurs when a player has no legal moves and is not in check.
Example: King is not in check but cannot move anywhere without going into check.
Threefold Repetition
If the same position on the board occurs three times, with the same player to move each time, either player can claim a draw.
This includes identical piece positions, castling rights, en passant availability, and turn order.
Fifty-Move Rule
If 50 consecutive moves occur without a pawn move or a capture, either player may claim a draw.
Insufficient Material (Lack of Figures)
A draw is declared when neither player has enough material to checkmate the opponent.
Examples:
King vs. King
King + Bishop vs. King
King + Knight vs. King
Here are the official draw conditions in chess:
Stalemate
Occurs when a player has no legal moves and is not in check.
Example: King is not in check but cannot move anywhere without going into check.
Threefold Repetition
If the same position on the board occurs three times, with the same player to move each time, either player can claim a draw.
This includes identical piece positions, castling rights, en passant availability, and turn order.
Fifty-Move Rule
If 50 consecutive moves occur without a pawn move or a capture, either player may claim a draw.
Insufficient Material (Lack of Figures)
A draw is declared when neither player has enough material to checkmate the opponent.
Examples:
King vs. King
King + Bishop vs. King
King + Knight vs. King
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