My Crazy Idea To Reduce Draws In Chess

The recent article by Vladimir Kramnik was quite fascinating. We've all had some weird "what if" questions, like "what if people could fly?" or "what if there were no gravity?" Thanks to Kramnik and AlphaZero, we now see what happens to chess if castling is abolished. Here is one such game with Kramnik's

Opponent just ran a full 15 mins off the clock to lose on time Did he think it would be a draw or that I'd get bored and leave, or just being

Is it just me or do you find it rude of opponents to request a draw when they are clearly in a losing position? : r/chess

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