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Tried the queen exchange and he wasn't having any of it, it had been a very even game all the way through so I don't think he would have blundered.
Its the first time I've had a draw, I usually prefer to see it to the end, even if i lose. But I think in this case it was a fair descision.
He's only excepting games from 1800 plus players now, so looks like i'm going to wait awhile for a rematch....
Originally posted by muleo43. Qf3 Qc2 44. Kh3 Qf5 45. Qg4 and he can't check your king anymore.
Tried the queen exchange and he wasn't having any of it, it had been a very even game all the way through so I don't think he would have blundered.
Its the first time I've had a draw, I usually prefer to see it to the end, even if i lose. But I think in this case it was a fair descision.
He's only excepting games from 1800 plus players now, so looks like i'm going to wait awhile for a rematch....
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Originally posted by climb2highA tricky position. I don't know who is winning, but if I was Black I would be scared of that pawn on d5. However I feel that Black might well be able to force mate.
here is a draw that i just accepted. should I have continued ?
Game 3114205
I used to draw far too many games. In the end I decided that I wouldn't offer any more draws and that I would only accept draws if I thought I was losing. It did wonders for my game as I got to a lot more endgames, which is nowadays the strongest part of my game. If you are offered a draw just try playing on for a few more moves. Turning down a draw can gain you a psycological advantage!