I`ve found an answer to my question but there must be a bug.
What happens when there is a tie vote for moves?
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If two candidate moves have an equal number of votes when it's time to move, the system will pick the move that was voted for first. |
When you look at the move 11 (you have to join the game first) you`ll see something else (see below). I`ll have to ask the chess.com staff about it.
Hospozín Czech Republic

Member Points: 283
Current Votes
- 11...b6 (100%)
We are playing 22 VC games at the moment and I think it would be reasonable to agree on some rules. I guess they are almost the same in every group.
1) Since we have quite a few admins and super admins one of them should be able to make a call when it is time to start casting our votes. They would sum up the discussion and let us know what move the team thinks to be the best. We all should vote for the move. It can happen that more than one moves seem to be equally good. In such a case, we would be asked to chose and vote one of them. Noone should vote before the call is made unless ...
2) If no call has been made and we are running short of time (let us say we have less than 4 hours left) anyone could vote. Having done so they should post a comment informing the others about it. The other team members will know there is no risk of losing on time any more and they can wait for a call or vote a different move if the first player chose a mistake or a blunder. And again, they should inform the others about it.
Since I am neither a super admin nor an admin of Got Chess I only ask our leaders to think of the above and agree on some rules.
There`s something I`d like to ask about. Does anybody know what move is made when two or more of them get the same number of votes? In this game (move 11) 3 votes were cast for both a6 and b6 and we played a6. Was it because
Votes for move 11 - a6 made