IAMBBW wrote:
president_max wrote:
now cut me some ribs
Sure
not you. you can't even hmm reliably. hmm...
please answer me please?
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May 7, 2018
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#23
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
May 7, 2018
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#24
teo74 wrote:
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
Why are you asking? You can go to the game and find the answer yourself.
May 7, 2018
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#26
FishEyedFools wrote:
teo74 wrote:
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
Why are you asking? You can go to the game and find the answer yourself.
but this is how we do things on chess.com. please respect our ways.
May 7, 2018
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#27
president_max wrote:
FishEyedFools wrote:
teo74 wrote:
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
Why are you asking? You can go to the game and find the answer yourself.
but this is how we do things on chess.com. please respect our ways.
I dont understand...can you explain in detail what you mean?
May 7, 2018
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#28
FishEyedFools wrote:
president_max wrote:
FishEyedFools wrote:
teo74 wrote:
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
Why are you asking? You can go to the game and find the answer yourself.
but this is how we do things on chess.com. please respect our ways.
I dont understand...can you explain in detail what you mean?
we need to whine. it's our birthright
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/support-yomama
May 7, 2018
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#29
president_max wrote:
FishEyedFools wrote:
president_max wrote:
FishEyedFools wrote:
teo74 wrote:
Please tell me: For how long can my opponent be in vacation when we play a daily game? He has paused the game and I m waiting for a week already.
Why are you asking? You can go to the game and find the answer yourself.
but this is how we do things on chess.com. please respect our ways.
I dont understand...can you explain in detail what you mean?
we need to whine. it's our birthright
Can you explain the link. and copy and paste it here? Im to lazy to click on it, and read it.
May 7, 2018
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#31
president_max wrote:
i see you have learnt our ways very well indeed ;-)
A stopped clock is right twice a day.
May 7, 2018
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#32
FishEyedFools wrote:
president_max wrote:
i see you have learnt our ways very well indeed ;-)
A stopped clock is right twice a day.
unless it's set to 24 hour time, or daylight savings intervenes at the appropriate moment or it is in orbit or ...
May 8, 2018
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#33
yesitsme2018,?
Improving several hundred points in a few months is great, regardless of where you are. However, this will be significantly tougher to do at higher levels. This is because of the way that chess rating systems (like elo for example) calculate "rating" - where the numbers are not linear. This means that a player rated elo 2000 is not twice as good as an elo rated 1000 player - the numbers are merely values given in the calculating algorithm. Actually an 1100 elo player against a 2000 player has only about a 1% chance at winning and a 1000 has circa less than 0.5% chance at winning.?
Nevertheless, this rating gain you have experienced is worth some celebrating. Of course, there is still much to learn and it will get much harder to gain rating as one gets higher rated.?
Congratulations on you rating rise; there is no way of knowing how high you can go if you don't try 
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
yesitsme2018,?
Improving several hundred points in a few months is great, regardless of where you are. However, this will be significantly tougher to do at higher levels. This is because of the way that chess rating systems (like elo for example) calculate "rating" - where the numbers are not linear. This means that a player rated elo 2000 is not twice as good as an elo rated 1000 player - the numbers are merely values given in the calculating algorithm. Actually an 1100 elo player against a 2000 player has only about a 1% chance at winning and a 1000 has circa less than 0.5% chance at winning.?
Nevertheless, this rating gain you have experienced is worth some celebrating. Of course, there is still much to learn and it will get much harder to gain rating as one gets higher rated.?
Congratulations on you rating rise; there is no way of knowing how high you can go if you don't try
Thank you for your response
Very kind of you
Anyara wrote:
I dunno man. 400 ELO in 2 months is good for a steady player of 10 years, but for a beginner, I dunno. Most likely you started out as a complete noob and worked yourself up to your real ranking once you did some very basic reading up on the subject. How do I know this? Well, according to Chess.com's stats, I went from ~700 to ~1100 in the past 60 days, and that was my experience. I certainly don't consider myself a chess prodigy [yet].
thank you
now cut me some ribs
MMMMMMMM....Ribs....