JohnAcker wrote:.. .Eventually Ron grew impatient and asked for a 40-move count to try and force a draw, ...
How can someone
ask for a move-count?
He has to write down the moves that were made and he has to
prove that it is 40 moves, no other way, or am i wrong?
If he fails to write down properly he also has no right to claim a draw, that's how it is handled in chess.
Any
count would only disturb the opponent, and be totally unfair as I see it.
How r the rules in checkers on that?
I want to know if I am in Beijing, as that might cause trouble.
Good work, John.
You r a
real checker journalist.
Greetinx from Germany,
Ingo Zachos
BTW:
Alex, how many games were decided in your 2000 encounter?
All games drawn?
So I would say, based on your games against Ron, that it is highly unlikely that
all 24 games will be drawn.
It all depends, of course, on the participants, so let's wait and see.