Originally posted by @freakykbhSomeone playing at 2100 and doesn't understand the game?
One hundred moves a day is small for a person obsessed with chess.
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That is fishy.
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Maybe.
Someone playing at 2100 and doesn't understand the game?
That is fishy.
Or maybe he figures everyone else will move as rapidly as him, and is irked by an intransigent player.
Originally posted by @freakykbhBefore you open your mouth and insert foot, take a look at his time controls. 14 days per move, 21 days per move. He has time for his engines to do their work.
Maybe.
Or maybe he figures everyone else will move as rapidly as him, and is irked by an intransigent player.
Originally posted by @sonhousePure gold, sonhouse.
Before you open your mouth and insert foot, take a look at his time controls. 14 days per move, 21 days per move. He has time for his engines to do their work.
Totally nailed it.
Regardless of time controls, some people like to move quickly in order to move on to the next one.
Like anyone commenting on it can do any better than speculate.
At least my speculation errs on the side of impatience.
Yours has some vast and malevolent conspiracy, for some unknown reason.
Guess you're just wired that way.
Originally posted by @freakykbhLet's see, you see a dude with 21 day time controls and assume he wants to move fast.
Pure gold, sonhouse.
Totally nailed it.
Regardless of time controls, some people like to move quickly in order to move on to the next one.
Like anyone commenting on it can do any better than speculate.
At least my speculation errs on the side of impatience.
Yours has some vast and malevolent conspiracy, for some unknown reason.
Guess you're just wired that way.
SHURE, it could happen, I TOTALLY see it.
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Originally posted by @brrrCan you give us some clue what you think was or is unsportsmanlike? Has an opponent discussed a running game at one of the forums? Do you suspect that an opponent is double-dealing you by playing the same game with colors reversed against someone else? Do you suspect that an opponent is using an engine? Or what?
Is there any "referee" or "judge" or "higher authority" here that a player can appeal to get a win, as a result of unsportsmanship play? To adjudicate unsportsmaship play by one of the players?
The higher authority is Russ, but I doubt he would intervene on account of a single game or a single grievance.