True, in fact I think a lot of those ideas are not even remotely new. For example, in shogi (Japanese chess), stalemate is a loss for the stalemated side (because that side can't make progress), and three-fold repetition is a loss for the side giving checks (because that side chose not to make progress).
I remember the Kramnik-DeepMind collaboration studied the stalemate=win variant, I don't remember what the results were.
What would be the wisdom of Black winning stalemates, though?
I remember the Kramnik-DeepMind collaboration studied the stalemate=win variant, I don't remember what the results were.
What would be the wisdom of Black winning stalemates, though?