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Originally posted by Lasagabaster
I guess recognizing that you lost is part of the game savoir-fare. There is no shame in loosing, mainly when you lost to an opponent who played you fair and square.

MAINLY when your name is "2aheadofou" - and you couldn't just live up to your own nickname, which no one forced you to to use here when you first registered.
Savoir faire:

The instinctive ability to know how to deal with any situation that arises.

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Originally posted by Lasagabaster
Well, to loose. In my next move, I'll check mate him. But he has my King in check, and as I move out of it, he checks me again, and offers me a draw. I told him I won't accept the offer, as all I need is one more move. He has no way of winning. He then said, and I quote: "last I checked and "ending" is considered a draw as well. I realize you only have ...[text shortened]... e, check the game in the link below.

Game 5181088

Thanks, Lasagabaster
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Originally posted by leisurelysloth
Hahahahahahahahaha!!! Best laugh in a long time. Rec'd. 😵
Have you been drinking ?? 😵

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Forcing a draw, especially when confronted with a losing (not loosing) position, is a legitimate tactic in chess. Being in perpetual check is considered a draw. Accept the draw and move on.

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And you're commenting on a game in progress because....?

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DRAMA-METER
L...............^..H

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Have you been drinking ?? 😵
Not so much, but that sounds like an excellent idea!

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Originally posted by Lasagabaster
... Which makes me remember that there is no such rule in chess - about repeating movements, I mean. Or is there?
Oops! Should have checked that before spouting off. 😀

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And why is his aponnent horrible and non-classy?

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Originally posted by Lasagabaster
Well, to loose. In my next move, I'll check mate him. But he has my King in check, and as I move out of it, he checks me again, and offers me a draw. I told him I won't accept the offer, as all I need is one more move. He has no way of winning. He then said, and I quote: "last I checked and "ending" is considered a draw as well. I realize you only have ...[text shortened]... e, check the game in the link below.

Game 5181088

Thanks, Lasagabaster
You should use the "Send Feedback" link at the bottom of the page to send your concerns to the site admin who is User 1.

In this day and age it is absoutely shocking that an opponent has the audacity to tell you to accept a draw when you want to win the game.

I am sure you will get the resolution you seek.

😛

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isnt this just the basic rules of chess..??? so let me get this right, either he can keep on checking or lose the game...??? what would you do..??? not only must a player win the game, he must also avoid such situations....

you have to draw the game and learn from it