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joe13ch
Mar 23, 2025
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There needs to be a limit on how many times you can check someone in a game and how many times you can consecutively check someone.
Mar 23, 2025
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#3
If yall did that to me in a face to face game; I would possibly punch you in the face
Mar 23, 2025
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#4
joe13ch wrote:
25 checks by one person and 10 checks in a row is excessive
If the best continuation is to continue checking, then that's the best and should be played. It's also possible the player doesn't see anything better, do it then, that's the best continuation of hey can't see a forced win.
If you don't like that, you should make sure your king has adequate protection or a place to hide behind pieces/pawns
Mar 23, 2025
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#5
Almost any game you play there is a rule when you are over doing something. It has to be after the 6 th consecutive check; it’s illegal. I am unsure if this has ever been an issue in chess history since they were all playing in-person. When you playing online, you feel safe and you think you can get away with it
Mar 23, 2025
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#6
joe13ch wrote:
Almost any game you play there is a rule when you are over doing something. It has to be after the 6 th consecutive check; it’s illegal. I am unsure if this has ever been an issue in chess history since they were all playing in-person. When you playing online, you feel safe and you think you can get away with it
That's not a chess rule. Continual (perpetual) checks are a valid choice and will often result in a draw either by triple repetition of position or 50 moves without a capture or pawn move.
The exact same thing happens OTB and in official tournament conditions.
joe13ch wrote:
If yall did that to me in a face to face game; I would possibly punch you in the face
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I am unsure if this has ever been an issue in chess history since they were all playing in-person. When you playing online, you feel safe and you think you can get away with it
Repeatedly checking the opponent is part of chess and is completely accepted.
Threatening violence however is against the rules. On chess.com as well as in real chess.
If only there was a moderator here... oh wait.
Mar 24, 2025
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#8
I understand it’s allowed, I’m proposing for the excessive perpetual checking to stop. I get perpetually checked often, and most of the time it’s ok. Some times it gets out of hand. There needs to be a limit.
joe13ch wrote:
I understand it’s allowed, I’m proposing for the excessive perpetual checking to stop. I get perpetually checked often, and most of the time it’s ok. Some times it gets out of hand. There needs to be a limit.
FIDE isn't going to change fundamental chess rules just because some guy doesn't like something.
Mar 24, 2025
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#11
There’s this thing called the 50 move rule. Perpetual check is a draw, by 50 move or by 3fold repitition.
Mar 24, 2025
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#13
After the 6th consecutive check if you couldn’t checkmate by then, you need to let the other person make a move without being checked.
Mar 24, 2025
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#14
magipi wrote:
joe13ch wrote:
If yall did that to me in a face to face game; I would possibly punch you in the face
(...)
I am unsure if this has ever been an issue in chess history since they were all playing in-person. When you playing online, you feel safe and you think you can get away with it
Repeatedly checking the opponent is part of chess and is completely accepted.
Threatening violence however is against the rules. On chess.com as well as in real chess.
If only there was a moderator here... oh wait.
Since online isn't in person, a claim of what a member might theoretically do OTB isn't something that's going to be moderated 🤔
Mar 24, 2025
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#15
joe13ch wrote:
After the 6th consecutive check if you couldn’t checkmate by then, you need to let the other person make a move without being checked.
Players won't be forced to make non-optimal moves or deviate if they don't see a more optimal continuation.
That's never going to change.
Joe stop crying man
joe13ch wrote:
After the 6th consecutive check if you couldn’t checkmate by then, you need to let the other person make a move without being checked.
Why should the other person be punished for you being unable to avoid perpetual check?
Mar 24, 2025
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#19
A lot of these times people are doing perpetual check; there is 0 intention to checkmate. 6 shots at it and 0 checkmate.