This is totally normal, given that the opponent had a legal move to play (if I’m not mistaken, this game was in crazyhouse, no? ). The opponent could put a piece or a pawn (taken before) between your bishop and his king, so there was no checkmate:)
@ouaki97427 said in #2:
> This is totally normal, given that the opponent had a legal move to play (if I’m not mistaken, this game was in crazyhouse, no? ). The opponent could put a piece or a pawn (taken before) between your bishop and his king, so there was no checkmate:)
yes it was a crazyhouse but my opponent didnt have any piece to place
> This is totally normal, given that the opponent had a legal move to play (if I’m not mistaken, this game was in crazyhouse, no? ). The opponent could put a piece or a pawn (taken before) between your bishop and his king, so there was no checkmate:)
yes it was a crazyhouse but my opponent didnt have any piece to place