Totally ya
Should I accept my opponents draw offer
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Was a saucer of milk involved ?
Maybe you were nice
You were absolutely right to accept his offer--if you played on you might have lost?
Ok
Because he dont want to lose
Of course you were wrong. Being up two pieces , your move to really throw him off was to immediately resign!
woollensock wrote:
OK ! .......I’m up a Queen and a rook , and my opponent offers me a draw . It was like a bolt from the blue ! And in my surprised state of mind , I accepted it ! ...... was I wrong to do so ! 🙀
Did you gain or lose points from this draw?
If you lost points you were absolutely wrong to accept
Nov 21, 2019
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#12
You sure he wasn't English and offering you a draught? (I.e. Beer)?
Nov 21, 2019
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#13
If you are up those pieces . . .NO! . . .
Swap as many pieces as you can and you wil win in the end . . .
Nov 21, 2019
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#14
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
You sure he wasn't English and offering you a draught? (I.e. Beer)?
To beer or not to beer ?!
woollensock wrote:
I felt a bit mean about the whole thing, cos I had the white pieces, and opened with the “ Woollensock gambit “ which completely bamboozled my opponent, and cost him his Queen and rook ! 🤷♂️
What is the woollensock gambit
OK ! .......I’m up a Queen and a rook , and my opponent offers me a draw . It was like a bolt from the blue ! And in my surprised state of mind , I accepted it ! ...... was I wrong to do so ! 🙀