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1. October 2013, 04:02:16 Subject: Draw by repetition A draw was incorrectly claimed by my opponent. According to fide laws a player must claim a draw at the time. At the time the draw was adjudicated the claimed of repetition wasn't valid as I had deviated from the repetition prior to the claim. Also poor form from my opponent as I explained that it was an invalid claim and they are exploiting someone who doesn't understand the rules of chess!!! 1. October 2013, 07:46:41 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition thisbeme: game number? 1. October 2013, 09:16:01 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition thisbeme: maybe your opponent didnt understand the rules of chess in detail and he wasnt trying to exploit you? a draw cannot be claimed on this site, it can only be offered. you have to agree on the draw to be performed just decline the draw and continue the game while having a cheerful chat about the rules of a draw? 1. October 2013, 10:33:36 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition Hrqls: I was the opponent in question. I actually think this is a matter for the chess board not the brainking board but no matter. The fact is that I offered a draw at the time we repeated the move for the third time (fourth actually). I didn't write a message saying that it was a three move repetition, I just assumed thisbeme was aware of the fact we had repeated three times and the game was a draw. My opponent then played on with a different move. I then repeated the draw offer advising acceptance was not optional and I would appeal to the arbitrator if he did not accept. I can only assume thisbeme did not notice the offer I made on the third repetition. I now realise brainking does not record draw offers on the moves visable to the players so I was unable to prove I had made the offer on the third repetition of position. My advise is write a message when are claiming a draw when you make a three move repetition so there is an audit trail in the event if a situation like this. 1. October 2013, 10:39:39 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition Hrqls: a draw cannot be claimed on this site, it can only be offered. you have to agree on the draw to be performed just decline the draw and continue the game while having a cheerful chat about the rules of a draw? Actually not correct. Where normal rules of chess apply the game is draw when there is a three fold repetition of a position and a player claims it. The issue is that Brainking does not automatically recognise it (it would be very complex to programme I imagine) but the rules on the site advise you can appeal for arbitration. Ideally of course this is settled between the players. 1. October 2013, 13:20:59 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition Justaminute: actually it would be quite easy to program, but there are other easy-to-program things that are not implemented on this site :( 1. October 2013, 13:32:07 Subject: Re: Draw by repetition Justaminute: agree,i meant that it was not automagically recognized |
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