02 Sep 07
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
02 Sep 07
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Originally posted by taipei5200Yep play on.
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
02 Sep 07
Originally posted by taipei5200Ask them if they made a thoughtless move first... you said you would resign so they moved early... perhaps not making their best move.
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
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02 Sep 07
Originally posted by taipei5200he didn't take your queen, the expected move you would have resigned upon. Keep playing
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
02 Sep 07
Originally posted by taipei5200I didn't want your damn queen. I have a forced mate in 47 moves. If you can't see it, that's your problem. 😠
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
02 Sep 07
Originally posted by taipei5200Keep playing, just message him back saying that what you thought would have happened didn't so you choose to play forward/
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks
03 Sep 07
Originally posted by taipei5200War is war. Write a chess novel about how you defeat your opponents using diversionary tactics. Or keep your word, makes no difference to me.
After I posted a move I realized I'd left my Queen dangling leaving to a lost game.
In my other game ( we're playing two )I messaged my opponent that I would resign the first game saying I blew it.
Think he did not see the capture of the Queen for he moved his rook away alowing me to sail off to safety.
I now want to continue.
Question is, is it legal, unethical to play on?
Thanks