Originally posted by Gizmo28 I'd resign all my games not once but twice and my rating dropped 100+. reason: my opponents are too slow. any advice on how to find fast players?
Perhaps change your profile also, you say you play 4 slow and 2 fast, might have to do with the slow games?
when i wasn't a subscriber as i met people who played down to the last minute i just put them on my ignore list. then you wont play them again. although its a slow process.
Originally posted by kmac27 when i wasn't a subscriber as i met people who played down to the last minute i just put them on my ignore list. then you wont play them again. although its a slow process.
There is an ignore list feature, or you just did this on your own?
Originally posted by Gizmo28 I'd resign all my games not once but twice and my rating dropped 100+. reason: my opponents are too slow. any advice on how to find fast players?
What do you consider a slow player? And what is fast?
in your opinion
Originally posted by Gizmo28 I'd resign all my games not once but twice and my rating dropped 100+. reason: my opponents are too slow. any advice on how to find fast players?
When I find anyone to challenge, I study their profile and their public games. If I want a fast game I choose only those that play fast.
If they have finished lots of games in the latest week even if they don't have many concurrent games going, then they're fast.
If they have a lot of timed-out games, they're not.
If you find a game that is played fast then both players are fast players. Challenge them both.
Their profile and public games give a lot of clues whether they play fast or not.
Originally posted by lausey This site isn't ideal if you want fast play. Go to Playchess or ICC. 🙂
Yes but I think he means if he specifically requests a fast game, I too sometimes like to play quickish games too (probably a couple of hours to a finish or maybe if just 2 or 3 sessions to a finish, maybe the answer is to start up a clan for quick players but non subscribers would not be able to join