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Rule clarification

Is there a rule in chess where after three repetitive moves by both players ie: both players move their pieces back and forth to the same square three times,  does that count as a draw? 

» posted in karljt's Blog

| 143 reads | 1 comment

Comments:

by ChessDweeb - 2 years ago
Roaring Loins United States

Member Since: Jun 2007
Member Points: 823

Believe it or not, if at any time in the game the same position is reached three times it is a draw. The moves do not have to be consecutive.