Let's see in details each of these situations. Or that both players no longer want to play a specific ending because they lost interest in the position or because It might happen in a game that neither player succeeds in building a material advantage over the other, They do not want to risk loosing the game. If players are using a chess clock, other situations In these situations, players can mutualy decide toĮnd the game peacefully in a draw. In fact, almost all reasons are valid to draw a game whenīoth players are in agreement.Īs an example, one of the player has a winning advantage but feels that he does not haveĮnough time on the clock to ensure the victory. The only exceptions to this rule are happening in some official 'images/s. It happens sometimes that 'images/ organizers are forbidding mutual agreement draws in order to avoid strategic arrangement between players. These arrangementsĪre usually breaking the show as chess enthousiastics prefer to see epic battles happening on the board. Officially, a player must always play his move before offering a draw to his opponent. The opponent must then accept or decline the offer. If the offer is declined, the game must continue.
There is no limit about the number of times a player can offer a draw. The opponent can notify the referee about abusive draw offers and the referee can then give a sanction to the other player.
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