How do I block players from a particular country? - Chess Forums - Page 2

Sack_o_Potatoes

Sep 10, 2023

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#21

inb4dalock

Pandi321

Sep 13, 2023

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#22

AndrewTheTack wrote:

I just banned the chat forever in settings and that removed 90% of idiots from my radar. The only thing they can do now is to stall the game, no way to solve that other than play 5 minutes blitz or less (not sure reporting them does anything). I'd ban at least 5 countries if I had a chance though Even 1400+ ELO is not a guarantee in some places of the world, they seem stuck in their 10 y.o. mental age, that's sad.

Let me guess, the countries are india usa russia china and something else? (no offence)

AngryPuffer

Sep 13, 2023

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#23

people from ukraine tend to insult me the most even when i was in the 1700-1900 range

AngryPuffer

Sep 13, 2023

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#24

CuteChessGirls wrote:

AngryPuffer wrote:

people from ukraine tend to insult me the most even when i was in the 1700-1900 range

in what language

Ukrainian or sometimes Russian

AngryPuffer

Sep 13, 2023

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#25

google translate exists

AndrewTheTack

Sep 18, 2023

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Pandi321 wrote:

Let me guess, the countries are india usa russia china and something else? (no offence)

Sorry, I can't reveal my "favorites", that would be discriminatory. I completely understand that it's wrong to judge an entire country based on a few ignorant individuals. However, my personal experience indicates that whenever I encounter someone stalling the game after I've dismantled their position, and I glance at the flag in the corner, I tend to notice one of those five.

infinityducks

Sep 18, 2023

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#27

Do something else while they stall. Don't have to stare at the screen waiting, just make sure you can easily access it

Mute chat

There's nothing wrong with promoting pawns, resign and move on.

Arkvor

Sep 18, 2023

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#28

India 😄

Popcorn888

Sep 18, 2023

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#29

@Tesserakt_Gaming, banning someone for their country alone is extremely racist and discriminatory!!!! That is so terrible!

DalilMod

Sep 18, 2023

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#30

This topic is discriminatory in nature, generalising a few people's behaviour to whole communities or countries. It violates our community policy https://www.chess.com/legal/community.

If you encounter abusive behaviour, from stalling to direct insult, the best course of action is to report them https://support.chess.com/category/139-abuse.