I hate when people resign just because they blundered a piece
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What's the problem?
Do not be silly
well... chess one mistake is waiting 
is ok to resign.. but only when you have nothing left to win the match ... so in this situation.... like others said.. is good for you.. let them resign GG nice played. Don't need to hate them.. is easy win
only begginers resign like that always fight to the end it is honorable to lose
mineflame452 wrote:
only begginers resign like that always fight to the end it is honorable to lose
no actually only beginners play to the end, people who are good know when they are losing and resign. it is honorable to concede defeat and resign.
Tyler329 wrote:
mineflame452 wrote:
only begginers resign like that always fight to the end it is honorable to lose
no actually only beginners play to the end, people who are good know when they are losing and resign. it is honorable to concede defeat and resign.
very true
mineflame452 wrote:
only begginers resign like that always fight to the end it is honorable to lose
beginners fight to the end because they don't know. advanced players will Resign because they know they will lose
BarbosGaming wrote:
well... chess one mistake is waiting is ok to resign.. but only when you have nothing left to win the match ... so in this situation.... like others said.. is good for you.. let them resign GG nice played. Don't need to hate them.. is easy win
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If on the losing side, it can many times be good to play to the end and not give up early, for practical chances or for instructional value. But if on the winning side and the opponent resigned, I see no reason to complain because it shows they have confidence in winning player's ability to convert to a win and saves both players time.
Jan 17, 2021
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I'm a beginner and continue fighting without the queen and sometimes still win.
I came back from down 13 points once, but I say resign when there is no possible checkmate for you.
