How do you make sure you don't miss your Bulldog games and lose on time?

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evert823

I was just wondering if people have good ideas for it.

I myself have a simple textfile with urls to my ongoing Bulldog games. So for me it's a matter of going through that list once a day. With a 3 days time control I can afford to skip a day or two now and then. I also have switched on all notifications, but actually I am not really dependent on them.

Martin0

I use chrome on windows.

It's easy to create a folder in the bookmarks bar and bookmark all ongoing games there. Bookmark by visiting the right page, ctrl + D and make sure you have the right folder selected. I can right click the folder and select "Open All".

evert823

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/help-support/alert-flag-without-alerts

At this moment notifications do not even work, it's over the top bug-ish.

vickalan

I just log-on and look for my games (I play them all in the Variants section). If there's recent activity it will be within the first two pages.

Right now page-2 has threads already 8 days old, so you don't have to scroll very far for your games. If you have to look any farther, it's probably time to issue a time-warning.

evert823

Hi, I have the impression that the notifications are bug-ish again on chess.com. Don't rely on them!

 

captaintugwash

I have a chess folder on my desktop with subfolders for each game, containing a link to the game, and analysis files.