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It does, because of stalemate. In normal chess that is a draw, in chess-with-king-capturing it's usually a loss. And stalemate is huge, e.g. many K+pawn vs K e
by Scarblac 10y ago
It does, because of stalemate. In normal chess that is a draw, in chess-with-king-capturing it's usually a loss.
And stalemate is huge, e.g. many K+pawn vs K endgames are drawn because of stalemate, without stalemate a one pawn advantage would be much more significant.