how do you win with only a king left?


Really?

In draughts (checkers) you can win with the 'move' (Like zugzwang in chess !) or of course if you have captured all the opponents pieces.
Interestingly in draughts you win when all the opponents pieces are gridlocked. So to use chess notation if you have a white king on c1 and the opponent has a king on a1 with men on b2 and a3, with him to move he has no moves and so is lost.

Is it possible to win on a rules technicality? Say for example, if your opponent breaks a fide tournament rule, during the last several moves.

Your opponent needs to have a rook pawn, a horrible positioned king, bad luck, and be an atheist so you can mate him with 1 knight.

When Im up a knight I usually like to slowly grab a pawn from the table and gently put it back on the board, most of the time I fart so my opponent gets distracted and does not see it happening.
Here is one of my games, I was lucky I ate beans before the round because this fart was explosive and allowed me to place a pawn back on the board.

Yes you can if your opponent accidentally tipped over his king.
Then you're an accidental chess master, ACM.

Or another way is, tease your opponent if he could already say " I resigned". then tell him that the moderator and you will be witnesses that he could really say it smartly.
Then you would be a swindler chess master, SCM.