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What does a DRAW mean in chess?

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What does a DRAW mean in chess?

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  1. A draw is a tie, no one wins.


  2. A tie.

  3. A draw is a tie. It happens if there are only kings on the board

  4. A draw means a tie. Noone wins or loses. It's not only for chess.

  5. The other name for a draw in chess is "stalemate".  It occurs when neither player is in a position to defeat the other, and as someone has already said, occurs when only kings are remaining on the board.  I am not sure if there are other pieces that can be in a stalemate.
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