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  • 2 years ago · Quote · #361

    Martin_Stahl

    1pawndown wrote:

    I have hosted 9 small tournaments. I usually use a one day playing format, because I like lively play rather than long drawn out events. How can I make these "no vacation" events? I hate when after two months I'm still on move 3 or when all players have completed their games except one and he/she has completed no games, because he is perpetually on "vacation." 


    First, I want to say that I have never run a vacation on here but I think this is the process:

    When you create a tournament you should have a link just above the description that says Show more advanced options »

    Click that, scroll down and uncheck the option that says Allow players to use VACATION TIME.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #362

    1pawndown

    Thanks Martin, I'll look for that next time. I guess I did not notice a "more advanced options button" before. 

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #363

    Martin_Stahl

    Looks like the drop-down is pre-populated and since it doesn't have higher than 3 then it doesn't seem that you can have more than 3 advancing in any round.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #364

    RabbiChris

    I have a stalemate, what do I do now please?

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #365

    RabbiChris

    No sir, it is stalemate.

    I do not know if I did this correctly, white to move, no moves can be made

    RabbiChris vs KaziIshtiakAhmed - 12th Chess.com Quick Knockouts (1201-1400) - Round 1

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #366

    RabbiChris

    Ouch! Sorry!!

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #367

    abdillahjunaidi

    Cool good play chess i like it

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #368

    TimJohnHarris

    I created a tournament yesterday, but it does not appear on my upcoming tournaments list. Is this normal?

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #369

    kohai

    Did you create a min and/or max rating on the tournament ?  and if so, are your own ratings within that criteria ?

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #370

    TimJohnHarris

    Yes and yes. I've already joined it! I thought that might be the reason it is invisible (namely, it would shift to a different category) but other tournaments I have joined still appear on the upcoming list, such as the upcoming thematic chess.com tournament.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #371

    kohai

    If for example you are rated 1200 and you create a tournament for members rated 1400 - 1600, you won't see those on your page as you're not eligible to join them being outside of that ratings bracket.

    You can only see tournaments that you are eligible to join.

    However, if you log out, then click on the tournaments page (whilst NOT logged in) you will see the tournaments on the page there.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #372

    TimJohnHarris

    Kohai, I tried that experiment and it did indeed work as you said.

    However, it is a 960 tournament with range 1300-1600. My 960 rating is 1308, so I am in that range. My normal chess rating is >1600 which would kick me out. However, since it is 960, I hope and trust that the rating range applies to 960, not the normal, or?

    The name of the tournament is "No Blindside 960" if you would like to confirm.

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #373

    kohai

    This one ?   http://grab.by/9WXz

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #374

    7thSense

    Hello!

    People are complaining because i take so long to move. I do, but i never use vacation or timeout. Isn't this still legal for me to carry on like this? (Yes, i know the others are gettting annoyed, especially razorlove2bowl)

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #375

    TimJohnHarris

    Kohai, yes that one.
  • 2 years ago · Quote · #376

    kohai

    On your tournaments page, its shown at the top under "tournaments i am currently directing", thats where the image link above came from

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #377

    TimJohnHarris

    7th sense. Most people know that that's the way it works, and they just grin and bear it. What you can do is simply turn off the chat feature for the few that complain. That way you don't risk upping the emotional ante which would poison the game.
  • 2 years ago · Quote · #378

    TimJohnHarris

    That's true, but it doesn't show up on the upcoming tournaments. That's why I asked if this was normal. Will it screen entries based in their 960 rating?
  • 2 years ago · Quote · #379

    kohai

    yes it should do

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #380

    Murphys_Law

    One of the things I have noticed particularly in knock type tournaments (i.e group size of just 2 players), if an odd number of players go through to the next round, the person that gets the bye in the next round is the person who is mid field. Fore example: if 11 players go through to the next round. According to how chess.com determined the make up the groups in the next round the groups will be.

    • 1 will play 7
    • 2 will play 8
    • 3 will play 9
    • 4 will play 10
    • 5 will play 11
    • 6 will get the bye

    I would think the the top rank player should get the bye rather than the  mid ranked person. This is more important in the final rounds where there are 3 players left and, you get 1 verse 3 and the 2nd ranked player get a free ride to the gold medal round. The way it currently is being done doesn't seem to be fair.


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