Sounds great. #2 does seem to be a bit tricky, more trouble than it's worth.
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Hi everyone,
I want to join a tournament and receive this :You must have a timeout ratio lower than 10% to play in this tournament.
Please tell me what they mean by that ok?
Thx M60
I'm currently joint top of my group 58 in the 3rd Chess.com Tournament (1200-1400), but it says the third place has more tie break points and I worked out he should have 12 not 16, is this a bug in the system, or am I missing some tie break rule and ultimately going to miss out on the next round if he wins his next 2 games?
Well anyway, the other player won both of his last 2 games and the tie break points ended even, so all's well that ends well.
idont accept to share adicived people
I've just entered my 1st tournament and on my first game got matched with someone nearly 400 points higher then myself - if I lose this 1st game am I out of the tournament?
Tournaments restrictions.
There are other online chess sites like [EDIT] where a pay member don't have any restrictions at all. May a pay member wanna play 200 tournaments at the same time than there will be no problem at all. May you wanna create a Swiss system tournament, a knockout tournament, a 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 etc. etc. players tournament, than you'll be able to do it.
One fee, 22 euros (one year), lot's of features and once again... NO restrictions at all!
Will the staff of chess.com do something about this?
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whenever I try to enter a tournament, It says that I need a timeout ratio lower than 5%. I really don't get please help me understand it.
bach11 wrote: whenever I try to enter a tournament, It says that I need a timeout ratio lower than 5%. I really don't get please help me understand it.
You have completed a total of 59 turn-based games here on the site. 32 (59%) of them were games which ended because you took too long to make your move (time-outs). You need to play enough games without timing out in order to bring at percentage down in order to play in most tournaments.
Are there any recommendations around optimal size of group vs. total number of participants in an Open tournament? For instance, if there are 100 participants, a small group size (4, say) can lead to a wide disparity in ratings. I'm in one such a group with ratings: 1811, 1514, 1234 and 1179. The larger the group,the more evenly-matched the group members - BUT the more games one has to play at once. Unless both games against each opponent start simultaneously, the tournament will take longer to complete. The group size must be a factor of the tournament size.*
A sensible compromise seems to me:
Hi @ ALL!!
Why can't we play tournaments with 5; 1o; 15; or ewen 30 minutes per game ???
Best regards
I posted this suggestion in the wishlist thread: In the tournament stats, display the number of tournaments you're actually in. In the current tournament list, the tournaments you withdrew from or just finished are still displayed.
I suppose some countries could afford to buy a few players ...
Yeah, I would really like bracket-type tourny.
Could gold members be allowed to make 5 tournaments per month with 100 max players and platinum have 25 per month.
I am relatively new to chess.com and to tournaments. The question I have is about tournaments with rating limitation and whether there should not be some changes to make the playing field level so to speak. I have made comments in a couple of ways but am not getting anywhere. When new players to chess.com enter ratings limited tournaments after having played few games their rating if often way off and it results in an inequity. In the first tournament I entered 1201 to 1400 an example is the winner of a group in the first round whose rating quickly went up and is now 1723 while his competition is 1317 to 1435. This would be easy to change to have the number of games played raised to at least 10, preferably 15 and have it apply to all members. I believe most people are not aware of this and would not be happy to realize this inequity. I know others have commented on this. Could this be changed?
I want to join a tournament but I got the following:
Sorry, your average time per move is too high for this tournament! You must have an average time per move less than 3 hours to register.
What those it means?
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