I was having a look at my draw ratio on chessnuts for the last year and there are a ton of 1/2's on there (granted, usually against people 20+ points higher rated, so this could be considered a success, but a good half of those games I was probably winning). I've also done a lot of Majors recently, and usually getting 3 blacks, a score of 1.5-2 made up of half points seems respectable at the time.
There were two sides to my game last year - in the Leeds evening league we were playing much inferior opponents (thankfully my team got promoted for the coming season) and I made a conscious effort to crush everyone, consequently I won 13, lost none and drew 1 (a draw offered to me, which I very gladly accepted as i'd blown it and was a full rook down!).
Practically everywhere else I was playing much stronger opposition, on occasions I didn't loose, I would get the game into a position where it looked scary for my opponent, but if I couldn't see a clear win would offer a draw in the middle game which would usually be accepted by a sweating 140-160.
I've vowed to change this for the coming season, as I want to make a sizable grading improvement sometime soon, and what I'm doing is giving me about 2 extra points every time the new ECF grade comes out.
I made a good start over the weekend at Leyland and managed to joint win the U135 section (couldn't resist going in as top seed) because I consciously went for it in every game, even taking horrendous risks against Dave "draw master" Scorer - granted they were too horrendous as I lost
but I kind of felt good that I didn't allow him to trade every piece and settle in for our usual 15 move draw.