I know what is "Automatically claim victory when time runs out!", but what is "Avoid Time-Outs" for?

In Daily Chess options, we have an option to turn off, called "Automatically claim victory when time runs out!", which I personally turned off, as I am here not for the victories, but for playing the chess, for the fun and for the self-improvement

However, when we go into [Play] --> [Daily Chess] --> [Custom Challenge] --> [More Options], then we find an option called "Avoid Time-Outs"

Is it something like the first option, but used only for this single game that you want to start? Or something else?
This is just my guess, as I couldn't find ANYTHING on the website about this.

I searched in the Support Page, using word "avoid", but I didn't found anything related:

https://support.chess.com/customer/portal/articles/search?b_id=12321&q=avoid

I searched on the forums, but I also didn't found anything:

https://www.chess.com/forum/search?keyword=Avoid+Time-Outs

Maybe there should be some kind of explanation about this somewhere?

Plus, the most important, so I don't have to guess:

What does this option do?

Oh no... I was sure that I entered Suggestions and Feedback subforum, but looks like with so many chess.com browser tabs opened I put it in the wrong place...

Can someone from Moderators Team move the question? Or maybe I should either delete this and ask again in the correct place, ask again in the correct place.. or just leave it be?

Not sure what to do now.

Thanks!

https://support.chess.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1444880-what-do-i-need-to-know-to-get-started-with-online-chess-

• Avoid Time Outs - If your opponent times out, you win; but if you don't want to win that way, enable this to help ensure you get someone who finishes their games.

The option does not prevent a timeout by itself. It just reduces the probability by pairing you with a daily opponent who has a zero timeout history.