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PAWN RIOT VS The Forum Move 49

PAWN RIOT VS The Forum Move 49

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Here is the vote so far:

7 votes for Re2 (unanimous)

4 votes to Offer Draw

3 votes to Not Offer Draw

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I'll leave this up for the remainder of the day and send it with the draw offer if nothing changes.

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Against draw offer

Play Rb1+

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Resign

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Move and Draw Offer Sent

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Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
Here is the vote so far:

7 votes for Re2 (unanimous)

4 votes to Offer Draw

3 votes to Not Offer Draw

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I'll leave this up for the remainder of the day and send it with the draw offer if nothing changes.
You didn't even accknowledge my vote later, as if I didn't exist. 😞

1 vote to resign 😏

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Re2 and no draw offer.

If we offer a draw, that has the most likely connotation of being a sign of weakness; therefore Mr. PawnRiot will refuse gladly and play on.

Because Mr. Riot is most likely the stronger of the two, between the forums and himself, he will offer a draw when he sees fit. If it is Mr. Riot who should initiate the draw sequence, then it might even be considered slightly rude to offer a draw.

Anyways, that's just my take on it.

Whether that's the case or not...

C'est la vie.

--'Stein

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Certainly it's not the case. It's never rude to offer a draw in an even position, as long as you don't do it repeatedly.

We have a forced draw, and this is probably our best line. Whether he accepts it or not doesn't matter, it's forced (if we decide to play it). It would be a little like refusing to accept a checkmate.

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See Thread 124584

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