FIDE Laws of Chess

The FIDE Laws of Chess are the official rules that govern how a game of chess is played. They cover the movement of pieces, the order of play, and specific situations like check, checkmate, and stalemate. The laws outline how to handle illegal moves, time controls, and draw conditions. They also specify the roles of arbiters and the importance of sportsmanship. Overall, these rules ensure fair, consistent gameplay and clarify procedures for resolving disputes, fostering an enjoyable, competitive environment for players at all levels.