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Rules of Speed Chess |
 | | A flag shall not be considered fallen until he or his opponent sees it, declares it to be fallen, and stops both clocks. |
 | | If a player is checkmated, but then notices that his opponent's flag has fallen and his own flag has not yet fallen, he may stop the clocks and claim a win; in other words, the status of the clocks takes precedence over the board position in declaring the outcome of a game. |
 | | Similarly, if a player is checkmated, but then notices that his opponent's flag has fallen and his own flag has not yet fallen, and then stops his opponent's clock, but in the process his own flag falls, the game must be declared drawn, unless both players agree as to whose flag fell first. |
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