Is there a limit for it?

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ForeverHoldYourPiece

Is there a limit for people to spam draw requests at you? I find it extremely annoying when they keep spamming this. 

Should it not be one every..5 moves are so? 

ThrillerFan

To me, it depends on the circumstance.  Normally, in tournament play, yes, it's considered harassment.  I typically offer a draw once, and then wait for the opponent to offer it back, or after the game has made a significant change, like it went from an equal middlegame at move 28 to a dead drawn Rook and Pawn ending at move 51, then I'll offer again. 

BUT, if I have 38 seconds left, my opponent has 53 seconds left, and we each have a Rook and a King, NOTHING ELSE, and you refuse a draw offer that I give you in a blatantly drawn position, figuring you can time me out, I'll make a few moves, and then click draw after every move to see if it has hit 3-fold or 50 moves.  If you are going to blitz me out in literally K+R vs K+R (No pawns, no other pieces, no immediate skewer available), I'm going to offer a draw every move because I'm not wasting my time figuring out if it's 50 or 3-fold yet.  You get what you deserve for being an ignorant bastard not taking a draw in a blantant situation like that.

spawkle529

Okay, i wont request anymore draws.I just get into a habit of doing it.Sorry

macer75

I think it's different on this site vs in an actual tournament. Here, a draw offer just appears as a meaage in the chat box, and it's very much possible just to ignore it. Whereas in an actual tournmanet, you have to respond. So I would say just ignore your opponent when he spams draw offers. There's no need to be annoyed.

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