I find it sad how people turn to cheats to improve their performance.

So how do you cheat? TELL US HOW TO CHEAT, DON'T TELL US YOUR STUPID FEELINGS! YOU WASTED EVERYONES TIME!!

how do you cheat on online chess? i htough chess was an uncheatable game

I hate to lose, but it happens. I have never lost my temper when I have lost a game, but I have seen other people lose their tempers and worse hold a personal grudge on the person they lost too. Young players need to know right away they are not going to win all their games, and if they get a little too upset about losing then time to grow up. If a young player cannott handle their emotions then maybe they should play checkers instead. A wise adult guideing a child always helps immensely since most chidren have a hard time with thinking logically without being upset. 

SWEAR AS U LIKE.... I DONT CARE!!!!! SO WHEN I START PLAYING THE GAME, NEVER EXPECT THAT U WILL WIN... COZ CHEATS APPLY AGAINST CHEATERS AND CUSSERS!!!

i agree no one should use cheats for chess uless its MEEEEEEEEother wise i agree ,no cheats unless its for meee

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I find that its better to play with heart and logic then emotion "emotion clouts judgement" Thus making you a less effective player

A certain very well known English grand master (who I cannot name) 'elegedly' slept with a future opponent's wife. He found out, and subsequently was put off his game. There is then a fine line between cheating and tactics.

dude no one should cheat...

no cheats i came on this website for cheats not someone to express their fellinggs this sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No cheats?

This stinks!

Oh yes,passion,definitely.

YOU IS STUPID none of us care about your [feelings]!!!!

 

i think that when beginnners play ,they can't control thier emotions . i think that  chess should be played without emotions.

On the one hand I agree and chess players should have good self control and shouldn't swear and shouldn't be unsportsmanlike. On the other hand however, I haven't seen many (if any) players who didn't really mind losing too much getting very strong. You need to be very competitive, and you need to really want to win every game if you want to improve.

Deep inside I'm also a player who can't stand losing. That's also what makes me study chess and try to improve, because I just can't stand it that some players are better. I do have better self-control when I lose (you won't see me swear), but I am certainly angry and disappointed that I lost. 

 

And to get back to your point of "Should beginners play weaker players and win, or play stronger players and lose alot?", I do think that you learn more by losing. It may be bad at first, losing so many times, but if you really have the will to play chess and improve, you will eventually start winning, and you'll have improved more than when you kept playing weaker players. But you shouldn't exaggerate of course; it's also no use for a beginner to only play players rated 2000+.

  Ive never come across one but it is a game but it should be played with PASSION

 

"Some guys would just get so pissed that they lost and start swearing badily!? I used to tell them that it is just a game but they wouldn't listen"

 

That's a lack of class self control and discipline when an opponent doesn't have his or her emotions in check they are not thinking with a clear head and will self destruct.