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if a player has a king and one other peice left and the oponent only has a king how many moves are there before the game is drawn at a stalemate? 
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Only a king and one piece? No pawns on either side? Then it is an automatic draw - never mind stalemate - you can stop playing right away! 
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Obviously, by piece one means a bishop or a knight, NOT a Rook or a Queen.
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your opponent should mate you within 50 moves to be able to call it a draw however I am not sure whether the chess program here in queenalice recognizes that. of course, if you are stalemated then its automatically a draw.
your opponent has a chance to win if the remaining 1 piece is a rook or a queen or a pawn (depending on the position). while a piece of either a knight or a bishop is technically a draw since there is no way that you can be mated with a knight or a bishop.
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Thankyou, well im playing a game against Vanny and i have a queen and a king left he only has a king and i now have him in a corner but he refuses to make another move so i can win what happens now??
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I see you and Vanny have a nice time there   
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