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Is there a way of undeleting games I have nade in error? The person has their vacation flag up and I claimed the win in haste.

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Originally posted by TheSphinx
Is there a way of undeleting games I have nade in error? The person has their vacation flag up and I claimed the win in haste.
Nope. Once you click the skull it's settled forever.

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Originally posted by rhb
Nope. Once you click the skull it's settled forever.
Thanks for that!!

And why are you not in bed by now? Early start tomorrow you know!



:-)

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claim the win> people make there move, then put the vacation flag up, you dont move...... then bingo they claim the win off you, claim it and enjoy it!!

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Originally posted by TheSphinx
Is there a way of undeleting games I have nade in error? The person has their vacation flag up and I claimed the win in haste.
That game is history,

...but if you and your opponent really want to play that game out, you could both agree to play a new game and then just make exactly the same moves as before up to the point that you claimed the win.

regards, Marc

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Originally posted by TheSphinx
Is there a way of undeleting games I have nade in error? The person has their vacation flag up and I claimed the win in haste.
if you're on about the Piotr Paradowski game don't worry too much you're the 18th person to time him out since his vacation flag went up.


Edit: And i'll be the 19th😛

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Originally posted by TheSphinx
Is there a way of undeleting games I have nade in error? The person has their vacation flag up and I claimed the win in haste.
How the hell can you claim the win in haste, if there is always a warning pop-up?

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Originally posted by TheSphinx
And why are you not in bed by now? Early start tomorrow you know!
eh?

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Originally posted by schakuhr
How the hell can you claim the win in haste, if there is always a warning pop-up?
Easy!!! You look to young to understand the mechanincs of the mind so I won't bother explaining. lol

:-)

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Originally posted by mwmiller
That game is history,

...but if you and your opponent really want to play that game out, you could both agree to play a new game and then just make exactly the same moves as before up to the point that you claimed the win.

regards, Marc
you could also play a set pieces game, challenging with extended options gives you that one