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https://lichess.org/WJ1LNP6sfwtI This game was not a draw. It was his turn and he lost on time. Why was it considered a draw??

I thought it should only be a threefold repetition draw if it was the same position in a sequence of moves. Not after a few ones. Well, anyway now I'm relieved

@cheddarman1 but it should only be a draw if it was EXACTLY the same position. Shouldn't it? And, from what I've read it's only repetition's draw if it's 3 sequences of the same repetition and not the…

This checkmate have been delivered in a myriad of games, actually.

I was playing, still had 7 seconds left and suddenly the system itself claims a draw. Why was that? It was not 3 repetitions' rule. Neither perpetual check. Neither 50 moves rule as it was less than 4…

Differently from my game, that went for a draw out of nothing. I didn't run out of time, neither did my opponent. I had 7 seconds left and I was about to checkmate him and suddenly the system itself c…

Well, you ran out of time. Any time you ran out of time, you lose. Is that simple. It doesn't matter if your opponent had the materials to checkmate you or not. He who runs out of time loses.

Go to another site. You're not obliged to be here.

https://lichess.org/6EMfoAZf9CkW I didn't claim a draw, it was not even possible and I was winning. How did that happen? Why was it a draw?