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Why is this not a draw?

#3

@for_cryingout_loud said in #2:

fide laws of chess
handbook.fide.com/chapter/E012023
article 5.2.2
This was a timeout so it's rather article 6.9. (Article 5.2.2 is about ending the game (without a timeout) when neither side can achieve a checkmate.)

There is a sequence of legal moves resulting in white getting checkmated, therefore black wins when white timed out.

@for_cryingout_loud said in #2: > fide laws of chess > handbook.fide.com/chapter/E012023 > article 5.2.2 This was a timeout so it's rather article 6.9. (Article 5.2.2 is about ending the game (without a timeout) when neither side can achieve a checkmate.) There is a sequence of legal moves resulting in white getting checkmated, therefore black wins when white timed out.
#5

@adam_chess91 said in #4:

LOL @ move 3 and 4.

Yes actually lol what is happening...? I'm never playing bullet that's for sure.... God damn

@adam_chess91 said in #4: > LOL @ move 3 and 4. Yes actually lol what is happening...? I'm never playing bullet that's for sure.... God damn
#6

@CheckmateKevin said in #1:

White can purposely trap their king on a8 square and black king on c8 square while the knight has a mating position on c7 and b6.

@CheckmateKevin said in #1: > White can purposely trap their king on a8 square and black king on c8 square while the knight has a mating position on c7 and b6.

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