If the king is the last piece left on the board, how many moves does the opponent have to Checkmate?
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Hi David,
if there is only the king left on the board then your opponent has fifty moves time to checkmate you.
This is called the Fifty Move Rule.
You can claim a draw if no capture has been made and no pawn has been moved in the last fifty moves.
A move consists of two half-moves.
A move is completed when your opponent has completed his half-move followed by you completing your half-move.
This rule stops a player with no chance of winning to play on indefinitely or seeking to win by making you tired.
All basic checkmates can be done easily under 50 moves.
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