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1.9 : Win ,Lose and Draw
Lose (Won by
the opponent)
In several situation
you are considered as lose .
-
checkmated by the opponent
(refer to Basic Check) .
-
checked by the opponent
and is forced to 'face to face' with the opponent's king .
Both kings cannot 'face
to face' (In the same file without blocking by other pieces) .In this example
,black chariot checks red king .Red needs to response to black's 'check'
,the only move is move backward the assistance to protect the king .However
,once red moves backward his assistance ,his king will 'face to face' with
the black king .So ,black wins in this game .
-
king has been surrounded mated (refer to Basic
Check) .
-
resign by the player
himself (or herself) .
-
making loop move which
against the advanced rules and refuse to make changes .
-
against general rules
three times
Draw
In several situation
both players are considered as draw .
-
both sides don't have
any chance to win the game .
Both sides have equivalent
material .According to theory ,this already becomes a draw situation .
-
Draw suggestion by either one side .If this
suggestion is accepted by the opponent ,then this game is considered as
draw .
Red has advantage in material .However ,if
there is side side makes a draw suggestion and it is accepted by the opponent
,then this game is ended with draw .Whether red will have winning chance
will not be considered .
-
Both sides are making loop moves (repeated
moves) three times .(the repeated moves obey the advanced rules) .Then
,either one side may make a draw suggestion .If it is proved ,then the
game is drawn .
-
In 60 rounds ,both sides still don't lose
any pieces .Then ,either one side may make a draw suggestion .If it is
proved ,then the game is drawn .
In this situation ,black should able win the
game .However ,after 60 rounds ,the amount of pieces (both sides) still
remains the same .Black still has two pieces and red still has four pieces
.Then ,either one side can make a draw suggestion .
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