unusual draw offer

"boring" is a term beginners and low rated players like to use. 

It translates to: "I dont know what to do."

You had the first few moves of a London.  But there was no KID.

I played a game where opponent made same moves again and again but I didn't. How it can be a draw by repeatation?

tbf playing a d4 d5 London position isn't exactly the most exciting thing, but it's not as if the position is dead equal if he plays a Fianchetto system against it because white will always be slightly better in those positions if played correctly

The rule is if the same position occurs 3 time on the board, it is a draw. So you do not have to make the exact same moves as long as the position is the same 3 times.


If you are talking about the game against Chave122, look at the position after these 3 moves:

34. ...Kc7
36. ...Rd8
38. ...Rd8

Click on those 3 moves and you will see that the position is identical.

Thank you for seeing it @nklristic,I don't know how quote or mention you as you did, By the way, you have cleared my doubt and lot of thanks 😊 for that.... Have a great day 😊😊😊😊😊

Thank you. Not a problem. I needed to go through the last few moves a couple of times as it wasn't as obvious as it usually is.  

@nklristic you're a very higher rated player, I'm really grateful and joyful that you mentioned me and cleared my doubt 😊.... I'm trying to become more better in chess by learning new moves 😊😊😊😊😊

And all three times the position repeats itself the same castling and en passant moves must be available for all three moves.

@BryanCFB Thank you so much for your response, I'm delighted 😊 to see that higher rated player like you and @nklristic replied to my comment Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊

You're quite welcome.

     Also, each time the position is repeated it must be the same player's turn to move.