Opponent doesn't lose even when they have been flagged

The game's link: lichess.org/svrNF8aN7MdN

Hi everyone! As mentioned in the title, I was messing around with the draw and cancel draw button in the above game while my opponent's time was running out. Towards the end, I accidentally sent the request when he had maybe less than a second left on the clock and had gone offline. However, after the clock hit 0, the game suddenly showed a draw by mutual agreement. Did I lag somewhere or was it a server error or something?

it was your lag

it was 0.0 anyway

I think I heard before that it automatically counts as a draw when you make an offer and opponent doesn't respond it

@MBurns2020 said in #3:
> it was 0.0 anyway

so then shouldn't it have been his loss?

@Cedur216 said in #4:
> I think I heard before that it automatically counts as a draw when you make an offer and opponent doesn't respond it

doesnt he hv to accept it?

No but when he idles, it somehow counts as accepted ...

Jeremy Silman wrote:

> I saw one game where White offered Black a draw. Black thought about it for 50 minutes, leaving himself only 20 seconds on the clock. He then said "Ok I accept!" and reached out to shake hands. White replied "you accept what?" - "You offered a draw!" - "I never offered a draw!" Fortunately for Black, I witnessed the very clear draw offer, and told the director that White was a scumbag. Of course Black got his draw.

@lavanya1969 said in #5:
> so then shouldn't it have been his loss?

yup

It happens frequently in case of problems with internet connection, that the clock of the opponent in the browser/app doesn't stop.

A Lichess Moderator said in #9:
> It happens frequently in case of problems with internet connection, that the clock of the opponent in the browser/app doesn't stop.

Ohh, so my lag must have made me unable to see it

Thanks, everyone!