Encountering an Enemy in Chess

In the early morning in the park, the old man Gerry slowly spread out the chess board and put the chess pieces on one by one, and the "game" began. Two old men, one is cunning and cunning, the other is honest and honest. A chess game, with iron horses and golden swords, is really lively. However, the honest old man soon reached a deadlock. He only had one son left. The honest old man was so anxious that he suffered a heart attack. The cunning old man couldn't help but become worried. Unexpectedly, this is the real beginning of victory or defeat. It turns out that cunning can also make mistakes, and honesty can also be slippery. Who is the real winner in Old Man Gerry's game?