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Old 05-17-2011, 11:19 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Brian View Post

Iconoclast, chess is widely played, and the problem is not so much the high number of draws, but the high number of quick draws. Perhaps players should be rewarded for not agreeing quick draws rather than being punished for it, such as with the Fighting Fund in the Doeberl Cup. Another solution is for players who make a quick (<30 moves), unforced draw in a game to lose 10% of any prize money they win.
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Scoring could be 3-1-0 for moves 1 to 40, then revert to 3-1.5-0 for 41 onwards.
(Better would be whole numbers: 6-2-0 and 6-3-0, but that might be a bridge too far.)
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