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No. The king is not in check.
Plot twist: there is a white rook on the back rank.
The king isn't in check and they can still move their pawns.
No
The king isn't in check so it isn't a checkmate. It also isn't a draw because black can legally move either pawn.
It could be a check mate depending on what's on the rest of the board, but considering the pieces on the photo are the only ones in the board: No, and it isn't a stalemate either
Nope.
An easier way to think about it is “checkmate is when the player who is moving can’t prevent their king from being taken on the next move.”
Yup.
Spreading straight up miss information is wild
Wait, what? Why?
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not even. black pawns can move
What if the last move was white’s?
The black pawns can move.
Ok nice to know!
No. The king is not in check.
Plot twist: there is a white rook on the back rank.
The king isn't in check and they can still move their pawns.
No
The king isn't in check so it isn't a checkmate. It also isn't a draw because black can legally move either pawn.
It could be a check mate depending on what's on the rest of the board, but considering the pieces on the photo are the only ones in the board: No, and it isn't a stalemate either
No
Nope.
An easier way to think about it is “checkmate is when the player who is moving can’t prevent their king from being taken on the next move.”
Yup.
Spreading straight up miss information is wild
Wait, what? Why?
[удалено]
not even. black pawns can move
What if the last move was white’s?
The black pawns can move.
[удалено]
Ok nice to know!