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Originally posted by RagnorakWe made 3 consecutive moves,next thing I know my rating has changed I wasn't asked like usual my games forum said draw.game # 851062,under game state it says game drawn 3 consecutive moves
It has to be claimed by either u or your opponent.
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Originally posted by dinc168The Claim draw button only becomes usable under draw conditions. You had your opponents queen, so he played for the draw and when you made the 3 consecutive moves, he just claimed it. No need to ask you anything.
We made 3 consecutive moves,next thing I know my rating has changed I wasn't asked like usual my games forum said draw.game # 851062,under game state it says game drawn 3 consecutive moves
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Originally posted by XanthosNZrating points! I am here to play chess,the game had just begun at least play it out.
When your opponent made his final move he repeated the same position 3 times. That means either player can claim a draw. He did so.
Anyway what are you complaining about? He's rated higher than you. Wouldn't you gain rating points?
Yes, it was a perfectly valid claim. If the same position occurs 3 times (doesn't even have to be consecutive) and one of the players notice then he/she can claim a draw in an OTB game and his/her opponent cannot refuse because it is a valid draw. Therefore it would be pointless "asking" if your opponent wanted to draw. I don't know if RHP can detect if the same position has occured before when they are not consecutive though.
Originally posted by lauseyYes, RHP can detect the 3-fold repition, even when its not consecutive.
Yes, it was a perfectly valid claim. If the same position occurs 3 times (doesn't even have to be consecutive) and one of the players notice then he/she can claim a draw in an OTB game and his/her opponent cannot refuse because it is a valid draw. Therefore it would be pointless "asking" if your opponent wanted to draw. I don't know if RHP can detect if the same position has occured before when they are not consecutive though.
You still have to claim it though.
I think there's been a little bit of confusion. It was Dinc's queen that was trapped, not his opponents. Nevertheless it looks as though your opponent saw the chance to force a draw and given that he's beaten you in the other game in that group and you've dropped points elsewhere that's probably a wise way to make sure he progresses.
Unfortunately you'll just have to make sure you don't allow opponents to force a on you in future.
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Originally posted by mikenaythank you,someone finally understands
I think there's been a little bit of confusion. It was Dinc's queen that was trapped, not his opponents. Nevertheless it looks as though your opponent saw the chance to force a draw and given that he's beaten you in the other game in that group and you've dropped points elsewhere that's probably a wise way to make sure he progresses.
Unfortunately you'll just have to make sure you don't allow opponents to force a on you in future.
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Originally posted by XanthosNZOh please the opponent had a higher rating,does that mean that anyone in a tournament that only needs a draw to move on will make a dozen opening moves then try to get a draw.play the game until you have no choice and it is agreable to both players that it is a draw.
Well then you shouldn't have reached a position where he can force 3 move repetition.