What is the best way to ask for a draw in chess? I play in chess tournaments in China, and in the past, I've been unable to ask my opponent for a draw because I didn't know how to say it in Chinese off the top of my head (and we can't use electronic devices during play, so I can't whip out Pleco).  It's important that I ask for a draw accurately.

It seems the correct word is: 平局 (píngjú) = draw, tie.  However, I'm wondering how to accurately phrase the question.  I would guess 你想平局吗？ but it's not quite right: it's not clear that I'm making a draw offer.  Maybe I could say 我提供平局, but I'm not sure.

Question: What is the best way to ask for a draw in chess?
Orally, depending on the situation, you could use the following phrases

咱们要不和了吧？
我不想下了，就算平局吧。

和 means 讲和，which just implies 平局。The second expression would be more casual and is suggested to be used with close friends.
Above is how you would ask for a draw if the situation is really tied and both of you are tired, if you are feeling that you are losing, of course you would say

咱不下了，我认输了！