13 Jan 06
Originally posted by The Running ManJust checkmate him if you have him that beat.
With only a king and three pawns to a queen and three pawns Gar is immaturely refusing to resign game because I emailed same to resign.
Such a little wafe twitt is daffy.
The Running Man
Check out this thread for the opinion of people who ask their opponents to resign. Thread 36013
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13 Jan 06
Originally posted by The Running ManIf you have only Q + 3 pawns then he has already won.
With only a king and three pawns to a queen and three pawns Gar is immaturely refusing to resign game because I emailed same to resign.
Such a little wafe twitt is daffy.
The Running Man
That said, it is highly impolite to ask your opponent to resign. It would also be impolite of him to sit there and use his 60 days of timebank without moving.
13 Jan 06
Originally posted by The Running ManThe important thing is that you're not bitter.
With only a king and three pawns to a queen and three pawns Gar is immaturely refusing to resign game because I emailed same to resign.
Such a little wafe twitt is daffy.
The Running Man
Glad to see you're taking the high road on this...
13 Jan 06
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Originally posted by The Running ManI hope that he drags the game until the last move and until the last second of his timebank.
With only a king and three pawns to a queen and three pawns Gar is immaturely refusing to resign game because I emailed same to resign.
Such a little wafe twitt is daffy.
The Running Man
Players begging for resignation are so arrogant and pathetic.
14 Jan 06
Originally posted by PeakiteYou cannot be serious. Can someone be so deranged as to not even know what's on the board when asking their opponent to resign?
Whilst I'd certainly consider bad manners to ask for a resignation, keep playing until you force the win, or he resigns.
And without making too much of a comment about the game, it isn't actually K & 3P v K, Q & 3P. He has one of those strange castle like things.
14 Jan 06
Originally posted by PeakiteI noticed. One of the major pieces with the twiddly bits around the top?
Whilst I'd certainly consider bad manners to ask for a resignation, keep playing until you force the win, or he resigns.
And without making too much of a comment about the game, it isn't actually K & 3P v K, Q & 3P. He has one of those strange castle like things.
18 Jan 06
Originally posted by The Running ManDidn't notice this until today, BUT:
With only a king and three pawns to a queen and three pawns Gar is immaturely refusing to resign game because I emailed same to resign.
Such a little wafe twitt is daffy.
The Running Man
I also got an email from The Running Man, asking me either to move or resign. My crime? Not moving faster than the mutually agreed upon time controls of a clan challenge between us that HE initated.
Time controls are 7/28. My next move is January 25th, roughly 16:00 EST. This game should be approximately equal in length in weeks to the number of moves I make. Longer if he doesn't move instantly after I do.
Quite often I will resign in what looks to be a hopeless situation. Anyone wanna predict whether I will here if the situation comes up?
Great idea Fisich, but I already started about 3 weeks ago! 😉
26 Jan 06
Originally posted by invigorateHe's trying to beat you on time, I bet.
I'm playing running man.
I have king and bishop he has king. I offered a draw he ignored it. I tried to claim a draw thinking that I cant win and he cant win but my claim was rejected.
What happens in these circumstances?
I thought that Russ had a system in place where you could just claim a draw due to insufficient material.
Maybe send feedback.
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26 Jan 06
Originally posted by RagnorakEventually he offered the draw. But I think we need an insufficient material claim draw option.
He's trying to beat you on time, I bet.
I thought that Russ had a system in place where you could just claim a draw due to insufficient material.
Maybe send feedback.
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