True or False Chess is a Draw with Best Play from Both Sides

Your argument fails at the very start. 

Tic-tac-toe is a zero-sum game. And yet, there is a forced draw every time. The theorem you misquote states that every zero-sum game that isn't a draw must be winning for one side or the other.  

Watch this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN-I6u-AxMg&t=637s

The video states in minute 1:06 that they are discussing games that exclude ties. They consider chess to be one such game, but we know that's not true, don't we? The author wants to discuss a chess variant, "infinite chess", which may or may not allow for draws. 

Decide what game you are talking about.

Holo guy are you putting us on? Or do you really believe what you post?

Uh I believe that draws are disgraceful, so I exclude them (literally).

So if you reach a dead draw in OTB game, you resign, because it would be disgraceful to end the game in a draw?

the consensus that its a draw borders on mathematical conjecture. Everyone is convinced its true as nothing has ever proved otherwise or even close, but we simply arent capable of formally proving it beyond any shred of doubt.

I criticize my opponent.

I'm horrible at math. Math is for more analytically gifted people than I. But chess players are of all varieties. Analytical skills help but intuitive skills also help. Both are more established in naturally intellectual people.

It's pretty clear that it's a draw, but it's very hard to rid oneself of all mistakes. RE: computer chess championship where 3200+ engines lose

Daniel, I think you are correct.

False

Love What do you think is false and why do you think this?

Who cares?

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The answer to the main question of this forum is that it is obviously true that chess is a draw with best play by both sides.  However proving this with math has not been done.

Ponz, I agree that chess is a draw with perfect play by both sides, and I agree that your "proof" is good enough, if not a mathematical certainty.

It's possible that as chess engines become better and better in our lifetime that they will reach a maximum ELO where it's no longer possible to play much better any more and that all the games between such highly rated AIs will end with draws.

are there any games where boths players are 100% accurate or does one player always make a mistake?