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I asked for draw in games with many moves yet... to move may worsen the position. And so, i asked that. But if this is so in real chess okay so.
Thanks for answers :)
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heinrich79 wrote:
| I thought you could ask for draw in the beginning of your turn (without having moved) |
Over the board, you can offer a draw at any time. Of course, it's rude to distract your opponent with such things on their turn. If you offer a draw on your own turn, your opponent is entitled to ask to see your move, first; and you can't take back the offer. The proper way to do it is to offer the draw after you have made your move, before pressing the clock.
Dave.
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BTW, does QA have 50-move claim feature?
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Good question. Check it out by trying in a 'dummy' game.
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Puffer wrote:
> BTW, does QA have 50-move claim feature?
I believe so. It should be that you make your move and 'offer' the draw, which is automatically accepted because of the 50-move rule. Likewise for three-fold repetition.
Dave.
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