5 Secret Chess Rules
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my dumbass would find a sixth way
Draw by timeout, with your opponent has no sufficient checkmating materials
Trust me I am 100% sure I can find 10
Kill the opponent and draw because your opponent doesn't exist
@@raphaelwijaya4928happened to me a couple times (I lost with timeout and the opponent had no sufficient material)
@@uu78kki tried it
im on the run from police
“when chess played perfectly, its a draw” is a quote that describes the final drawing scenario especially well
Theres also a couple of openings where the best move for either side ends up in repetition and a lot of gms will try to play those as white to force their opponent to either draw or to make a suboptimal move
But it's also kinda flawed cuz the same thing can happen within one that is full of blunders...
How is a stalemate perfect chess?
@@r1pperduckboth players are playing perfectly, so it’s impossible for them to lose, yet at the same time, they’re too balanced to win
This is why engines will prefer the berlin over anything else
Perpetual check is just a specific example of 3-fold repetition
There are examples of perpetual check that reach the 50 move rule first.
There use to be a rule pedticular to the situation now it is allowed that agreed draw, fifty moves, or repetition will cover the situation.
@@hens0wno, just no. What he said is true, there’s nothing more to it. Perpetual check is an example of three fold repetition
Stalemate is so stupid, if a king can't move anywhere without getting checked then he is clearly trapped. And the other person should win
@@racool911 100% I agree
"And number five. Your favorite stalemate."
That was personal to all of us
We are pretty stupid ngl
@@Cobra-King3ye fr me too
Could you pls explain a stalemate? I’m not good at chess and don’t play
@@tristanlenora1706 A stalemate is when a king cannot move any of his other pieces, and the King himself cannot move to any other squares, but he is not in check. This is a draw. Stalemate is literally checkmate, except the King is not in check and he cannot move other pieces. I suggest you watch videos on this.
One time I knew I was gonna lose so I had a dude tricked and one move away from perpetual check he noticed and later the same game I forced him to stalemate even though he had 2 queens 2 bishops and a pawn all surrounding my king
Can't forget timeout vs insufficient material. It's a very interesting one imo.
I think that still counts as insufficient material
yeah what i was gonna say
Dont forget theres a smaller than your pp chance that both player got disconnect from the wprld at the same time💀💀💀
What is it?
@@turtlesarecoolif one side has too less material to checkmate but the other side's clock ran out then it is a draw
Number 6: time out vs insufficient material
Holy mokes you are right
"And number five: Your favorite, Stalemate"
Bro you did NOT had to hit me with that. I'm physically hurt.
Bro thinks people like stalemate 💀💀
@@NoobNooby-vd8dv That's irony, mate. He's being ironic.
Perpetual check is just threefold repitition (or I guess could probably be 50 move rule in some situation)
I wonder if there is actually a position with a perpetual check that avoids the threefold repetition rule for long enough to draw by 50 move rule
@@jar5498probably in some endgames im guessing
@@jar5498will now find it
Wow, sounds unlikely but maybe it's possible. Interesting question.
@@jar5498king and queen endgame, you can keep checking but you'd lose the game unfortunately
Bro forgot about timeout vs insufficient material
True
YES EXACTLY
That comes under insufficient material category
@@randomodudedraw by insufficient material only happens when both sides can't mate no matter what
But timeout vs insufficient material means one side may win given enough time
So they're quite different
I thought the same
Perpetual checks only result in a draw when the threefold repetition occurs. So they do not form their own category of draw.
he also forgot one
The check loop isn't a separate drawing rule. It falls either under threefold repetition or the 50 move rule. He just ran out of things to say so he pretended like there's one more.
He shouldnt have run out of things to say since he didnt even mention time out vs insufficient material
Timeout vs insufficient material left the chat 💀💀💀
Google insufficient material
@@gloomygl It's slightly different. Draw by insufficient material happens when neither player can force checkmate and the game instantly ends. Timeout vs insufficient material happens when one side _can_ checkmate, but runs out of time before they do so. Normally running out of time is a loss, but if your opponent can't mate you, it's a draw.
@@BaufenBeastthe last sentence is flawed. Its not if they cant mate you its a draw, its if they cant force a mate from any position with those pieces its a draw
@@gloomyglholy hell
@@WaYRtnew response just dropped
There’s no rule that states that perpetual checks is a draw, even though it ends in a draw by threefold or 50 move rule
Exactly lol, he screwed it up. He got repetition twice and forgot about timeout vs. insufficient material
This WAS stated in chess rule books when I learned the game around 1960. Has it disappeared?
wondering about the same thing. Vortex = repitition and missed time vs Material. But maybe he is right, despite i never heard about vortex.
When the clock ends and the opponent hasn't enough material
Timeout vs insufficient material is also one
Sixth way is when the playdate is over and your mom picks you up
"secret chess rules"
1- you can draw
💀
Perpetual check can be either threefold repetition or 50-move rule
Isn't perpetual just a forced draw by repetition, or draw by agreement with the understanding that it will be drawn by repetition in 2 moves?
Every single one in the video is me on a daily basis
But majnly the last one right, bro even as a 1450 i still stalemate😂🤣🤦
@@aldocort3418As a 1200 I only stalemate with less than 3 seconds on the clock.
Bro blundered choosing his barber 💀
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Another draw:Out of time vs. Insufficient material
Number 6: You run out of time but the opponent cant checkmate u anymore
Bro roasted everyone watching the short 😂
And that's why Lenny has the best personality
I always feel like the 50 move rule will one day just jumpscare me by randomly happening in one of my games because I didn't bother to move pawns and neither did my opponent
And the are many proven chechmates that requires more than 50 moves
theres another one: lost on time against insufficent material
Levy’s barber had a draw on his hair 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Sneakos forehead is a plants vs zombies field, now levys head is a chessboard?!
Not only is perpetual check the same thing as 3 fold repetition, but he forgot about time out vs insufficient material
Timeout vs insufficient material is just insufficient material.
Perpetual check is three fold or the 50 move rule.
No perpetual does not necessarily mean three fold draw. In perpetual you can always keep checking even if the position isn't the same
@@Lightn0x I don't know if you've figured this out in 11 months, but timeout vs insufficient material is when the opponent has the material to checkmate you but runs out of time against you, someone who doesn't have the capability to checkmate
Perp is just a type of 3 move
Guys perpetual check is repetition by force and thus a tactic to force draw when you are losing
Rule 6: play perfectly, it's a draw every time.
Rule VI nottrue I play end up winning when I play perfectly
@@borysthecuber7339 because your opponent doesn't play perfectly. If both sides do...
@@CaTastrophy427 i agree. Specially if your seriously play against yourself. Then if you dont blunder on purpose than its bound to be a draw
You forgot Time vs insufficient material e.g White King vs Black King & Queen but black times out!
There is one more: locked position. E.g. only pawns and kings, and the pawns block each other and the kings from getting to each other.
No. 6: Timeout vs. insufficient Material
But isn't perpetual checks basically threefold repetition?
Also timeout vs. insufficient material and positions where none of the players can actually make progress (such as pawn structrures that cut off both king) are also draws
Yeah but the timeout one is also just insufficient material, and the pawn wall will just end in repetition, 50 move rule or offered draw
@@hotmealraja The timeout one isn't exactly insufficient material because you technically won time but actually not, and the pawn walls, if I'm not mistaken f.ex. in a tournament you can call the arbiter to declare the game a draw if idk your opponent doesn't want to accept the draw and there isn't enough time to properly make 50 moves
The five stages of grief we all face on a daily basis
what about timeout vs insufficient material
Sixth way you draw is by winning on time but having no pieces while your opponent has some
Levy, the newest episode of its always sunny has frank playing a hilarous chess tournament using neimanns legendary beads. Hilarious episode. You should analyze the ridiculous finals game where frank has black but goes first and then at the end somehow mates by moving his king to an illegal square touching the other king. 😂
Oh im glad i saw this, havent seen always sunny in a while but ill definitely watch that
my dumbass thought that “on time” was a draw💀
you're missing the most convoluted one: "Timeout vs. functionally insufficient material"
1 more,if u have insufficient material and ur opponent runs out of time the game is a draw
Also, if your opponent dies, it is a draw🥰
Nope, that's a victory. Draw would be if both died at the same time.
Also if you lose on time but your opponent has no material left
timeout VS insignificant material
stalemate is such a lifesaver when you blundered an important piece like the queen
Its only a draw if it is impossible to checkmate. If it is possible to checkmate but not to force a checkmate it is not an instant draw
Perpetual check isn’t a draw itself, it’s just a form of 3 fold repitition
You forgot one, time's up vs insufficient checkmate material : When a player that has pieces to make checkmate has no time left, and the other player has no enough checkmate material but still has time
The most common way i draw as a 3 min player is timeout vs insufficient material.
There’s also out of time vs insufficient material
You forgot number 6. Your opponent's time ended and you have not enough material.
You forgot when the clock runs out but it is insufficiant material
“The most common type is like this, you offer a draw and your opponent accepts” yea totally that and not stalemate or threefold repetition
Most common is relative, I love it when they reject and proceed to blunder
Perpetual check isn't a draw, no? It just causes a repitition
Well...there is another kind...
Timeout vs Insufficient Material
One person ran out of time but the other doesn't have enough pieces to checkmate you.
There's a rule where sometimes if a pawn is next to a pawn, they can still take and move diagonally for one move called "En passant"
There's no "perpetual check" rule, perpetually checking the opponent's King will lead to a draw by either 3-fold repetition or the 50-move rule. Kthxbai
That last one is a personal attack and I feel offended...
My ass once tied by having only a king and my opponent had only a king
Isnt perpetual check repetition as well?
timeout vs insufficient material
there is also clock running out for one side and unsufficient material for checkmate for the other
There are 6 ways when the opponent runs out of time but has 2 rooks to checkmate it is an draw
Insufficient material vs timeout is also a draw
Blue forgor timeout vs insufficient material
Every surprise stalemate takes years off my life.
There's another one. You can draw by time if the other one has insufficient checkmate material and you don't
Pretty sure that last ones a checkmate.
i feel like “your favorite” was just directed to everyone under 600 who always manages to stalemate
My personal favorite is insufficient material vs time
6: clock runs out but the opponent doesn't have enough material to mate you.
If your opponent times out when you have insufficient material it's also a draw.
I found a sixth way, timeout but the opponent has a queen
Timeout vs insufficient material
You might forgot the Fortress, in case the fortress-iness is from both players view, meaning an dead position.
That leads to draw by agreement, 50 move rule or threfold repetition. There is no seperate ruæe. How would you phrase such a rule.
What about insufficient vs timeout?
According to fide, at 3 same position, and 50 move rule, a player can claim a draw, but at 5 same position and 75 move, it is automaticly a draw
There is also draw by insufficient time and insufficient material
Perpetual check is basically draw by repetition
number six is switching your knights by basically making them do a marathon
“your favorite” 💀
@cnmmdqiuoo1848 nope
The sixth way: Time-out vs Insufficent material
My fav is "timeout vs insufficient material"
That was a targeted attack
Actually there is also timeout vs insufficient material
I've gotten this once I was so mad because I had insufficient material but he timed out so it was a draw
I love stalemates, I always win those both in checkers & in chess
Timeout vs insufficient material was my most drawn reason😂
There is no such thing as perpetual check. It is just a variant of 3-fold repetition.
"your favorite" PERSONAL.
I've been in a situation that was #4&5 at the same time- both sides had only the king left
I made a threefold repetition within a series of 12 moves:
I made the exact repetition twice in a row, and after about 9 moves later, we came to the exact position a 3rd time for the (Threefold Repetition).
There is also insufficient material vs timeout
"And your favorite....... Stalemate"
*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
em... timeout vs insufficient material?
Draw
And the 6th, a random guy coming to destroy all the pieces on the board
There's also Timeout vs. Insufficient Material