"Stalemate in 7"

Submitted by rubyflyer on Tue, 11/18/2008 at 3:06pm.

This came from a game where I played white and my opponent forced a stalemate, even with my passed pawn.

Edit: I know this is not statemate, and it is perpetual check. But because perpetual check is unresolvable, I put down stalemate.

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by jrcolonial98 - 18 days ago
Connecticut United States

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good puzzle

by lemuel123456 - 46 days ago
Melbourne Australia

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Thats unfortunate forced draw

by zupampa - 47 days ago
Russe Bulgaria

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this is not stalemate!!!

by bobmacambob - 47 days ago
Sydney Australia

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... good puzzle

by bobmacambob - 47 days ago
Sydney Australia

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GO THE LOLLI ATTACK!!!

For all those who had read my comments before, yes I am obsessed with the Lolli attack

by malaloman - 47 days ago
Stroudsburg, PA United States

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cant u prevent preputual after 3.Qb3+ and if he doesnt play it right u can get mate or if he does play right just keep ur extra pawn after and prevent perpet

by Ludosoph - 48 days ago
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Technically this is perpetual check, not stalemate. Good puzzle anyway.

by antonioandres - 48 days ago
Philippines

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GO TEAM PHILIPPINES!!!

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