Author: Uri Blass
Date: 08:04:37 11/20/00
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On November 20, 2000 at 10:03:11, Joshua Lee wrote: >Here i am playing against some winboard program named quark and i am winning. I >am up by 2 pawns and the eval could only get worse for this computer. The Human >opperator who was being all friendly to me (up untill i started kicking the crap >out of his creation) stopped talking to me and proceeded not to resign. It is his right not to resign. If you lose on time it is your problem. You should simply avoid games with no increasment if you want to avoid losing on time. fast >forward to seconds on the clock i offer a draw which should've been taken as 3 >move rep was my next move. As i was playing my queen to check my flag falls. >FIX here is the pgn In a tournament you can stop the clocks and ask for a draw before you play the repetition move and only write the repetition move but the rules of ICC may be different. I do not know the rules of ICC but I think that it is a good idea to let players to stop the clocks and ask for a draw without playing a move when they have some seconds to give the reason for it by playing a move(If the reason is not correct they will lose 5 minutes on their clock and if the reason is corect the game can be decided as a draw. Uri
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