Was the position drawn?

Hi, I recently played a game with a person that I will not name, and the game was 83 moves, I thought the game was a draw but my opponent declined the  draw offer, Is this position drawn?

The actual game

The position that I was stuck on

Yes I agree with you that white can sacrifice his rook for the bishop, however I had some trouble doing so as seen in the game. I knew that I couldn't win the game if I just had my rooks dance around.

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This is infact NOT a draw, you can take bishop with rook.

BAHAHA

not sure

Were you worried you wouldn't be able to finish the game? Otherwise, I can't think of any reason you would offer a draw there.

I didn't want to sacrifice my rook for his bishop, therefore I offered a draw because the game would drag on for so long, he declined so thus I had to consider the fact of doing that

I thought of that, but black can simply check my king on e1, then if I proceed to go on d4, he can go on g1, attacking my g3 pawn, and I simply just cannot hold it. So my king had to stick around near the f2, g2, h2 or f3 area

Haha I was pressing on for a rook exchange, but in that position black DEFINETLY would not have traded rooks, the black rook was the only thing that was pestering me.