10-10-2012, 07:08 PM
Query 1 is correct but if a draw offer is made before the player makes his own move the offer remains valid until the opponent can reply to it.
Query 2 An arbiter will usually only give a warning after the game to a move written down before being played. If a written down move is changed then you can expect more severe action though you canot be forced to play the original move (though you could lose the game for multiple repeats.
You can write the move in advance only if claiming a draw by repetition or under the 50 move rule.
Query 2 An arbiter will usually only give a warning after the game to a move written down before being played. If a written down move is changed then you can expect more severe action though you canot be forced to play the original move (though you could lose the game for multiple repeats.
You can write the move in advance only if claiming a draw by repetition or under the 50 move rule.