I think you genuinely have to wait
Why I can't join my own tournament??????
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Of all the games you've played, you've lost too many games because of timeout. So in chess.com's perspective you are stalling the games, so you're temporarily banned from playing daily games.
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Bruh
That happened to me too
Sep 16, 2023
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#7
You can change your tournament settings to allow a higher time out percentage.
Sep 16, 2023
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#8
Though, right now you would need to bump it to 100% unless you finish done daily games quickly to drop your percentage.
Also, did you realize you created two events?
Sep 16, 2023
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#9
It's because of what the red banner says, that you've timed out too many games in the last 90 days.
You set the maximum timeout to 20%, meaning no one with a higher timeout rate can join the tournament. Your timeout rate is 85.71%, which is far too high.
SriyogeshS je napisal/-a:
Of all the games you've played, you've lost too many games because of timeout. So in chess.com's perspective you are stalling the games, so you're temporarily banned from playing daily games.
Yes but I can join other daily tournaments.
Sep 23, 2023
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#11
lukah2010 wrote:
SriyogeshS je napisal/-a:
Of all the games you've played, you've lost too many games because of timeout. So in chess.com's perspective you are stalling the games, so you're temporarily banned from playing daily games.
Yes but I can join other daily tournaments.
Most daily tournaments will have a maximum timeout percentage of 10%. That's the default value. The other day you were at 100% and now it's just over 56%.
I wanted to make daily tournament for my club Sheldon Cooper fan club (moto: JOIN if you like Sheldon or word bazinga https://www.chess.com/club/sheldon-cooper-fan-club )
When I made it I wanted to join too, bu this happened:
I have timed-out too many games in last 90 days, but how to fix that. Please help
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