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Topic: first move draw offers
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In tournament play, you can sink your chances pretty quickly accepting a silly instant draw.
Besides, I don't want my draw numbers inflated for such a foolish reason. I hate legitimate draws!
When someone offers me an early draw or asks too many times, I put a mark in my notes and give them a little extra attention.
If you don't want to play a game, resign ... or be prosecuted (Arnold). 
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many years ago I was a tournament director and 1st move draw offers would have recieved a warning and if the opponent accepted then the game would be nullified with the blessing of ALL serious players in the tournament
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Fair enough.I've only struck it once or twice,my opponent keep offering a draw on every move ,I got fed up with it and accepted the draw, perhaps playing into his/her hands but i no longer had any interest in the game.
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We should be able to silence our opponent. That would block draw offers and tells
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first move draws messes up my most complete game list
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