Originally posted by GambitAcceptedYeah, I know what you mean... if someone could imagine what Hell is to a chessplayer I can't think of anything more torturing than having a winning position and having to wait a month for the person to make 1 move. 😳
Instating them in the middle of a tournament stinks.
Now I have to wait for all these dudes who are out of time to turn their vacation flags off. Which they don't have to do until after they move.
Oh well.
But have faith my friend, 'this too shall pass'.
Originally posted by Arrakis
Yeah, I know what you mean... if someone could imagine what Hell is to a chessplayer I can't think of anything more torturing than having a winning position and having to wait a month for the person to make 1 move. 😳
Yeah. Or, even in terms of tournament strategy, you can play for time, especially in 1/x games. I moved fast in some smelling blood on the clock and now it turns out that the guy's being out of timebank doesn't matter - and I dropped the exchange moving too fast - grump. Think I can still draw it, but adjusting to the changing format in the middle of a tourney stinks.
Originally posted by GambitAcceptedLike this...
Instating them in the middle of a tournament stinks.
Now I have to wait for all these dudes who are out of time to turn their vacation flags off. Which they don't have to do until after they move.
Oh well.
Tournament 1131
Mr. Hansen is out of timebank in both games... but due to his being on vacation I was unable to time him out.
Originally posted by zebanoAnd now he has to play every day 😛
Like this...
Tournament 1131
Mr. Hansen is out of timebank in both games... but due to his being on vacation I was unable to time him out.
Originally posted by GambitAcceptedAren't short-timeout tournaments constant and overlapping? how could they wait to instate? I may be wrong..
Instating them in the middle of a tournament stinks.
Now I have to wait for all these dudes who are out of time to turn their vacation flags off. Which they don't have to do until after they move.
Oh well.