Originally posted by Throy67Players are removed for:
Hi, I have played a few times against players who suddenly were banned from the site. What is the reason of that? And how to avoid it?
Throy67
Having more than one user name 3(a)
Getting help from a chess engine or another person 3(b)
Being abusive to users in the forums, in game, or in a PM 3(c)
Originally posted by Throy67The game will eventually be resigned without causing a rating change. It can take a while.
Ok, now another question. One of the players whom I am playing against is banned and the site asks me to wait. Wait for what? And for how long? The time to move for him/her has finished. So what happens now?
Originally posted by themarypoppinsIn your 'my games' list, click on the 'info' link next to the relevant game and it tells you if it is rated or not.
I always play a personal friend that is much a much better player than I am. We play unrated all the time so I can learn. He is letting me checkmate him this game so I can learn a certain move. Is there anyway to make SURE that the game is unrated so I don't kill his score?
Originally posted by goffinThis is essentially a correspondence chess site. You will get people prepared to play blitz, though - if you're lucky. Often, games start at breakneck speed, but once you've got a better position than your opponent, their play tends to slow down a little!
How and where do I find blitz games ?
Read people talking about them, looked at the Tournaments section, but I am new (and no wiser......)
Originally posted by goffinThe Best possible answer in this site is to make some open invites and make it clear you want a blitz game. Set the time limit to a 1 day timeout with no timebank. That way you would normally get some quick games
How and where do I find blitz games ?
Read people talking about them, looked at the Tournaments section, but I am new (and no wiser......)
Thomas