Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
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Re: Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
#2It randomly stopped without completing - is there some kind of timeout?
Re: Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
#3It randomly stopped without completing - is there some kind of timeout?
Might be a bug, anything in the console?
(I'm not the author of chessboardjs, just stumbled over it)
Re: Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
#4It randomly stopped without completing - is there some kind of timeout?
The game may have become a draw due to insufficient material, e.g., K-KB, K-KN, and of course K-K. Chess also has a 50-move rule that results in a draw.
Re: Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
#5According to a Math.SE answer[0], such a game ends in a draw for about 85% of games.
Re: Who will win in this riveting chess game of Math.random() vs. Math.random()?
#6It randomly stopped without completing - is there some kind of timeout?
The game may have become a draw due to insufficient material, e.g. , K-KB, K-KN, and of course K-K. Chess also has a 50-move rule that results in a draw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifty-move_rule
This was probably it, didn't know of this rule. Effectively a real-world "timeout" !