Legends edge past Challengers at session one of the match

Fire v Ice. Things started out slow as @samarjithbiju drew both the games with @Dragondom1 under 5 mins. Samarjithbiju drew one and converted one against @advaitpawar10. Now being ahead in points, 

@Kesarling_UT challenged dragon and the 1st game was won by @Dragondom1(maybe @Kesarling_UT mouseslipped) 

Now here's where the drama began

@Kesarling_UT forced @Dragondom1 to play (I was denying he said in post match interview) The main thing which made him say this was because of the mouse slip. A nasty slip in a completely better position. The slip which changed the game. He asked for a draw but Kesar didn't agree. And he came back for a draw when he was running in seconds. But Dragon declined and blundered his knight which resulted in @Kesarling_UT checkmating him. So the main thing here is that, @Kesarling_UT should have accepted the draw. Enlarge it sai. SHOULD

But he didn't. And if he had, then there could have been a rematch. But no. After long thinking , both our experts agree with this. As after being forced to play, getting a good position and then slipping and then your opponent taking advantage of that slip is just wrong. Even the world Champion in a random game hadn't taken the free bishop his opponent had mouse slipped. 

What's your thoughts? 

Scores: 

Legends: 3.5 Challengers:2.5