@SD_2709 said in #5:
> Because I was with my friend when he was playing and I literally saw the opponent's clock run out and it saying 'Draw offer accepted.' The opponent was also offline when the game ended so no way he accepted it. The clock did run out and it was still draw.
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> It would be nice to be able to at least withdraw the offer. So if someone is stalling, you can just withdraw. If someone is stalling, they deserve the loss. This way if you offer a draw they can waste your time and let their clock run out and still get a draw without really having to accept the draw. The only way to draw by mutual agreement should be if the opponent accepts it, not timeout or anything else.
Can you imagine if at an OTB tournament, a player offers a draw and the opponent spends a half hour considering it, only for the player to withdraw the offer? It's probably happened but it shouldn't be allowed.
> Because I was with my friend when he was playing and I literally saw the opponent's clock run out and it saying 'Draw offer accepted.' The opponent was also offline when the game ended so no way he accepted it. The clock did run out and it was still draw.
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> It would be nice to be able to at least withdraw the offer. So if someone is stalling, you can just withdraw. If someone is stalling, they deserve the loss. This way if you offer a draw they can waste your time and let their clock run out and still get a draw without really having to accept the draw. The only way to draw by mutual agreement should be if the opponent accepts it, not timeout or anything else.
Can you imagine if at an OTB tournament, a player offers a draw and the opponent spends a half hour considering it, only for the player to withdraw the offer? It's probably happened but it shouldn't be allowed.