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| richerby wrote: Only if you offer the draw on your own move before making it. |
andreavb wrote: Which is the correct way to offer a draw. :)
You can't offer draw on your opp's turn. And I'm almost sure you must offer it before moving. |
Incorrect. The FIDE laws are at http://www.fide.com/official/handbook.asp?level=EE101
Relevant are articles 9.1 and 12.6.
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Ok, King of Truth,
have you noticed the "almost" word?
Understanding 12.6, IMHO, implicates in understanding the first two phrases of mine. But if you really want me to, I can change it to:
"Which is the politically correct [...]"
Get some beer, it makes life easier. :)
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richerby wrote: Only if you offer the draw on your own move before making it.
andreavb wrote: Which is the correct way to offer a draw. :)
You can't offer draw on your opp's turn. And I'm almost sure you must offer it before moving.
richerby wrote:Incorrect. The FIDE laws are at http://www.fide.com/official/handbook.asp?level=EE101
Relevant are articles 9.1 and 12.6. |
Ok, but I think that is for special cases (i.e. 10.2). Otherwise, 12.6 can be summoned.
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