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Topic	In chess, why is cornering an opponent so they can't move considered a stalemate
tiornys 04/08/20 9:14:24 PM #50:	WizardPowers posted... Interesting So in like a legit chess tournament, what happens when there is a stalemate vs a draw? A stalemate is a draw. A draw is not necessarily a stalemate. Same principle as "nickle" and "coin". <cite>tiornys posted [p:937040415] in In chess, ... [t:78558915]...</cite> <quote>WizardPowers posted... </cite> <quote>Interesting So in like a legit chess tournament, what happens when there is a stalemate vs a draw?</quote>A stalemate is a draw. A draw is not necessarily a stalemate. Same principle as "nickle" and "coin". </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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