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Yes. If either player has no legal move, regardless of the difference in number of pieces, the game is a draw. This is a last resort for many players, as is perpetual check, to save a tie when behind in pieces or position.

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Technically - yes. A stalemate means that either there are no legal moves, or only the same moved can be repeated. That being the case - the game is a draw.

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Q: Is a stalemate in chess a tie?
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