Only two kings are left on the chessboard - Is it staleamate or something else?

Question

sorry, *stalemate

Answer 1

a king can not check a king so it look like that will be stalemate partner

Answer 2

Draw by insufficient material.In that case there isn't any pieces to give checkmate

Answer 3

draw, it is not stalemate because only 2 king's left in the board

Answer 4

Its annoyingly g*y. I guess u shud call for a LONG recess ;)

Answer 5

I don't know much about chess but I think it's stalemate.

Answer 6

Has to be a stalemate man theres way a king can put another king in check by itself

Answer 7

It is a stalemate.....(Tech-the guy above-what your talking about is checkmate).

It would almost seem as if someone cheated....hmmmmmmmmmm

Answer 8

Stalemate. Think about it, the king has an attack.check range of one square. so if you get close enough to check the other king with your king then your in check too.

Answer 9

Its called a draw by insufficient material.  Stalemate is when the king is not in check. but cannot move because he would move into check.

Answer 10

It's definitely NOT a stalemate.  Stalemate occurs when one side cannot make a move and his king is not directly attacked.  

With only two kings you get a draw by insufficient material.