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The Moment of Zuke:
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by David Rudel
author of Zuke 'Em
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7 modules written just for
Colle System Players. Over 150 practice problems accompany
lessons written in Rudel's crystal-clear, inimitable style |
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Thematic Lessons
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decisions Colle Players
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Rules
Stalemate
If either player on the move has no
legal move, but their king is not in check, then the situation is called
“stalemate.” A stalemate is an immediate draw. Observe the following
diagrams (all of which are "Black to Move"), each with a caption indicating whether or not the current position
is stalemate, and why or why not:
Stalemate.
(Black is not in check, but has no legal move.)
Not stalemate.
(Black can move the pawn.)
Stalemate.
(Black is not in check, but has no legal move.)
Not stalemate.
(Black can move the knight.)
Stalemate.
(Black cannot move the knight without
exposing the black king to check from the white rook.)
Next: Other Draws
Copyright 2002 S. Evan Kreider. Used with
permission.
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