Hi there in English, I'm just going to show you a fictional position just to illustrate something,
say your plain whites and you think it's blocked off and it should be a draw.
And the opponent for some reason is not accepting the draw.
Now, there is actually a 50 move.
So they just carry on and they maybe they want to work on time.
It's a clock situation, but there's a 50 move draw rule, which basically means 50 moves, as in 100
ply, 100 1/2 moves that if there's no pool move or capture over that span of 100 of those or 50, you
know, full moves, then it should be a draw and you should be able to claim a draw, especially if
you're recording the game.
If it's an official game, you can see and prove when the last possible capture was.
So you should be able to just claim a draw on 50 move from now, say you were playing whites and say
they did offer the option of moving a pawn or a capture.
Then that kind of resets it resets the fifty move kind of clock counter itself.
So it would be like fifty moves from here that you can't make progress.
But if you really want to be annoying for some reason or win on time, as, as long as I guess you're
within the fifty move rule limits, then you can technically win on time, although it's not particularly
ethical and it's good to have ethics in chess in general.
You might want to win games, you might want to maximize your win probability, but.
It's good to do that ethically, like in all other aspects of life.
So if you have such a position where you're not really going to be making progress.
Yeah, why not?
Just a great draw.
Go on to the next game, learn the lessons, improve for the next game.
There's always another game, OK, by the 50 overall is there sometimes it can protect you from really,
really annoying opponents that are just playing on and completely locked up positions or, you know,
they might be trying to make sure you have two nights and they're taking an eternity or they might not
know how to make you and they're taking eternity.
Or I could be.
Yeah, as I say, it could be some sort of fortress like this where there's no real progress be made.
There's no poor moves that those captures for an eternity.
The 50 move stops games dragging on and on and on.
So it is an important role in chess.
Frankly, it's there to make chess more exciting, to get you to go and play another game later.
Don't just carry on the same game for an eternity, OK?
And so much.