I dont think eather of you needed to offer a draw. The game could still tip eather way. There is plenty of time for error on both sides.
Has My oponnent rightly taken the draw ?
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hmmz lets give it some thought
Black's options (if trying to win)
- Sac a Rook or the Queen --> Resulting position White is better (tiny bit)
- Sac the c- and b- pawn --> Resulting position White is better
- Sac the f-pawn (and if allowed g-pawn) --> Resulting position White is better
- Wait till the opponent goes the toilet, then lock him/her in the toilet make a random move, keep the oponent away from the board at all costs --> Result Black wins on time
The only option black has to win, seems to be the 17th piece. Otherwise it's pretty drawn.
Yesterday I played an OTB game at our chess club tournament. I had the white peaces .
The game ended in a draw after I claimed the drawn and later my oponnent agreed to the draw. Did he make the right decision or could he play for the win ? Let see what was played in the game. I was happy for the draw as I played against a higher rated player and had no plans how to start an attack .
I have analysed my game and I hope you like it. What do you think about the game and the ending position ?I would be glad to read your comments