And my opponent didn't even listen to me
Draws should be able to be taken back.
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rip
Oka, if you keep casually commenting 'ok' and 'rip' on my posts, you will never be able to post in them again.
Fine +1 for your suggestion
smh
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Aug 24, 2020
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#9
Well, maybe not 'take back draws', but having an 'Are you sure you want a draw' button would be nice.
huihuithepoodle wrote:
Well, maybe not 'take back draws', but having an 'Are you sure you want a draw' button would be nice.
yeah
Toldsted wrote:
Will you also like to take back moves?
no
Aug 25, 2020
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#13
take back no, but a confirmation would be nice. Once you offer it, it's like a move, you can't take it back. So I'd be in favor of a confirmation pop-up, but not a takeback option.
Aug 25, 2020
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#14
Typewriter44 wrote:
take back no, but a confirmation would be nice. Once you offer it, it's like a move, you can't take it back. So I'd be in favor of a confirmation pop-up, but not a takeback option.
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yeah
tictactoeprodigy wrote:
How do you mouse slip and press the draw button?
lmao
you know things sometimes can't be explained
Aug 25, 2020
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#18
MrOOF600 wrote:
tictactoeprodigy wrote:
How do you mouse slip and press the draw button?
lmao
you know things sometimes can't be explained
On an old account I mousesliped and resigned in a better position (against an FM) instead of offering a draw lol ...so I’m probably not one to talk 😅
tictactoeprodigy wrote:
MrOOF600 wrote:
tictactoeprodigy wrote:
How do you mouse slip and press the draw button?
lmao
you know things sometimes can't be explained
On an old account I mousesliped and resigned in a better position (against an FM) instead of offering a draw lol ...so I’m probably not one to talk 😅
lol
I've just had a game where I was clearly winning. I accidentally offered a draw, and it was a draw. I know FIDE rules say that a draw remains valid until your opponent accepts/denies/ignores it, but if it was a misclick, i think it should be allowed (to takeback a draw)