1. SubscriberBrrronline
    King of Cool
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    17 Jul '20 20:04
    Game Id 13781282

    This game can go on forever and ever, always as a draw, but the opponent refuses the draw offer, and continues playing, on and on, with no intentions of accepting a draw result?

    How can I force him or her to accept the draw offer, or if not then how do I end the game, without just resigning it?

    Anyone know? Thanks
  2. Standard memberwolfgang59
    Quiz Master
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    18 Jul '20 01:57
    @brrr said
    Game Id 13781282
    Firstly nobody can comment on a game in progress.

    Secondly how do you become 1800 without knowing how to claim a draw?
  3. Subscribersonhouse
    Fast and Curious
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    18 Jul '20 20:43
    @wolfgang59
    Besides that, why do you have over 150 games active anyway? That is nuts.
  4. Subscribervenda
    Dave
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    20 Jul '20 10:22
    @brrr said
    Game Id 13781282

    This game can go on forever and ever, always as a draw, but the opponent refuses the draw offer, and continues playing, on and on, with no intentions of accepting a draw result?

    How can I force him or her to accept the draw offer, or if not then how do I end the game, without just resigning it?

    Anyone know? Thanks
    There's only certain situations where you can claim a draw(King v King and Knight for example)
    If your position is not one of these situations there's nothing you can do I'm afraid.
    I believe Russ does a cull of inactive games periodically so you may have to wait for that
  5. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    20 Jul '20 23:45
    @venda said
    If your position is not one of these situations there's nothing you can do I'm afraid.
    Not so.
    The usual rules of chess apply.

    You may declare a draw after 50 consecutive moves without a pawn move or piece capture.

    You may declare a draw after the third repetition of a position.
  6. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    20 Jul '20 23:46
    @sonhouse said
    @wolfgang59
    Besides that, why do you have over 150 games active anyway? That is nuts.
    Who me?
  7. Subscribervenda
    Dave
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    21 Jul '20 18:43
    @wolfgang59 said
    Not so.
    The usual rules of chess apply.

    You may declare a draw after 50 consecutive moves without a pawn move or piece capture.

    You may declare a draw after the third repetition of a position.
    Sorry for the misleading comment.
    I know all about repeated positions etc
    I was thinking that situations such as where only Kings are left on the board draws happened automatically.
    Thinking about it further,I don't think that does happen.
  8. SubscriberChris Guffogg
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    21 Jul '20 22:59
    @venda
    Maybe one for the Admin🤷‍♂️
  9. Standard memberlemon lime
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    21 Jul '20 23:11
    @brrr said
    Game Id 13781282

    This game can go on forever and ever, always as a draw, but the opponent refuses the draw offer, and continues playing, on and on, with no intentions of accepting a draw result?

    How can I force him or her to accept the draw offer, or if not then how do I end the game, without just resigning it?

    Anyone know? Thanks
    His rating suggests he doesn't recognize it's a draw, so I suggest playing on for another 10 or 20 moves. He might realise at that point he can't win, or possibly become frustrated and make a game losing move.

    I've offered draws that were refused and then went on to win... it happens.
  10. Subscribersonhouse
    Fast and Curious
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    22 Jul '20 01:441 edit
    @sonhouse said
    @wolfgang59
    Besides that, why do you have over 150 games active anyway? That is nuts.
    No Brrr.
  11. Subscribermlb62
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    22 Jul '20 13:55
    It's my understanding that there aren't any chess websites that allow a draw claim after the three move rule. Just isn't written into the code.
  12. SubscriberPonderable
    chemist
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    22 Jul '20 14:00
    @ogb said
    It's my understanding that there aren't any chess websites that allow a draw claim after the three move rule. Just isn't written into the code.
    It is here
  13. Subscribermlb62
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    22 Jul '20 14:31
    @ponderable said
    It is here
    are you sure? .so after a position happens three times, there's a button to click to claim a draw?
  14. SubscriberPonderable
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    22 Jul '20 14:411 edit
    @ogb said
    are you sure? .so after a position happens three times, there's a button to click to claim a draw?
    On the Website:directly below the "submit move" button is a button to "offer draw" and one to "Claim draw" you can click on that on each and every move. If the conditions for claiming a draw are met the draw will be declared and the game ended.

    On the phone you have to look up the menue in the upper right to find that function.
  15. Subscribermlb62
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    22 Jul '20 16:45
    @ponderable said
    On the Website:directly below the "submit move" button is a button to "offer draw" and one to "Claim draw" you can click on that on each and every move. If the conditions for claiming a draw are met the draw will be declared and the game ended.

    On the phone you have to look up the menue in the upper right to find that function.
    ok TY
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