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Originally posted by z00t
You can't recognise when its time to resign and save some face? You claim you were mated by surprise? Perhaps a lil more time in the Chess Forum could help?
Maybe he was talking about his love life.

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Well I played this one guy a few times, that if I took his queen, without him being able to take mine, no matter the number of pieces he had left, he would always resign.

Not that I really cared either way... It's not like I'm that great of a chess player anyways.

It did get a both a little frustrating and a little boring after a few games though.

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Sweep the leg, Johnny.

No mercy.
yes sensei

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Sorry, I'm not rated near 2000. I screwed up 2 or so games out of near 400.

Or perhaps I was trying to throw off the padding police by getting mated?

😲

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Ve haff been vatching you verrrry closely for your padding too. Ve vill get you soon.

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Originally posted by shortcircuit
Ve haff been vatching you verrrry closely for your padding too. Ve vill get you soon.
This is a perfect place to use the "hiding smiley".



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I think it is the polite thing to do when one resigns a hopeless game.

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Originally posted by the czar
I have been playing matches on the site for close to a month now. My question is ... "is it rude to forfeit a match you know you are going to lose?" or is recommended to play the entire match you, allowing your opponent check mate you?

I have been in some games where I know it is just a matter of time b/f I lose. Please advise.

Thanks!
I fight on to the end, swearing and cursing my opponent, hoping I'll intimidate him into making a mistake.
And if I lose, I send him hate mail for a month.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I think it is the polite thing to do when one resigns a hopeless game.
I agree - but I also do not consider it impolite if someone wants to play to the death. Whatever turns you on.......😀


It also definitely depends on the opponents rating....if they are over about 1600 you can be pretty sure they won't blunder when they are well ahead......there again you never know for sure. 😕