>>44111551
repeating moves causes a stalemate?

>>44111606
Really? First time hearing about this. If true I feel dumb now.

That is the very definition of a stalemate you retard.

>>44111551
The problem, as I see it, is that White move Qb5 rather than b4 which would have been checkmate.

Qb5 prevents Black's king being able to move into a position that he is not threatened which is, by definition, a stalemate.

So yeah, anon in that image had it perfectly right.

Learn2chess idiot.

>>44111551
If the board state repeats itself 5(?) times in a row then the game is considered a draw.

>>44111871
3, I believe.

I don't see any legal moves for the black king and he has no other pieces to move. So what >>44111686 said, you tard.

Learn2chess, idiot.

>White drawing when he could have won
Retard

>play chest
>one piece left for each side
>chase computer down
>cornered the piece
>got it where I wanted it
>stalemate

>>44111551

It's a stalemate because black's king has no legal square it can move to.

>>44111629

3 move repetition is also a draw, but a distinct one from stalemate.

>>44111551
Black has no moves left retard.