I remember a Chess tournament with Kasparov or the other guy. They played it first one to get 6 wins, drawn games not counting. Chess about 25, 30 years ago was becoming nothing but a bunch of drawn games. I remember them talking about changing the rules to stop it from happening as much. The rules didn't get changed because it was feared that it would change the game to much. Or maybe some ohter reason. One of the proposed rules was to make a stalemate a win. I can't remember any of the others proposed. Perhaps they had to do with time or not allowing draws at all. In any case they didn't change the rules and the draw debate continues still. It seems like the six wins match game took about 24 games. I'm getting curious now, perhaps I'll look for it on the internet and when it happened. Does anybody remember it?

I would not change it Fencer, or if you do make it so the creator of the game has control over it. You can also put a cap on the number of draws and then have them start to count.