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An opponent's piece is captured by moving a player's own piece onto a space occupied by the opponent's piece.

When a King can be captured on the next turn by an opponent's piece, it is in check. The King must not be in check at the end of the player's turn. If this is not possible, it is checkmate and the opponent wins. When a player is reduced to a King without any other pieces, the game is a draw.