Identifying a draw in other types of checkers

If there are three checkers on the board against one checker that controls the main path, the weaker side gets a draw after the 15th move. The stronger side can demand it immediately. If there are two checkers on the board against one, the weaker side gets a draw after the 5th move, the stronger side immediately if it demands it. If there is one checker on the board against three checkers that do not control the main path, the stronger side can demand a draw immediately, but the weaker side gets a draw after the fifth move, counting from the draw request. If there are more checkers and stones on the board, e.g. a checker stone on one side and a checker and stone on the other, the stronger side gets a draw after 5 moves after requesting it, but the weaker side gets a draw after 30 moves after requesting it. In certain drawn positions, time should be reduced, as well as the theory that the weaker side, in a winning position, ignores the draw and plays for time.