4 blacks and 1 white against same oppenent.. fair play?
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Mar 23, 2025
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#2
Playing 4 games as Black and 1 as White against the same opponent might feel a bit uneven, but it's not inherently unfair. In chess, both sides have their own challenges and advantages. As Black, you're often responding to White's opening, but if you're able to win a majority of your games, it shows that you're handling both sides well.
this site laughs at fair play. it's designed to be as unfair as possible.
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
4 whites and 1 black.
it's not same opponent... classic american. didn't even read the title..
Wilsons_World yazdı:
Playing 4 games as Black and 1 as White against the same opponent might feel a bit uneven, but it's not inherently unfair. In chess, both sides have their own challenges and advantages. As Black, you're often responding to White's opening, but if you're able to win a majority of your games, it shows that you're handling both sides well.
i wouldn't care if i played these games in different days. 4 matches in one day
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
fatihhamza9 wrote:
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
4 whites and 1 black.
it's not same opponent... classic american. didn't even read the title..
So, if you play the same opponent, you are arguing you should get special rights to not be paired equally black and white?
if I am going to play 5 games against same opponent, I would like to play at least 2 of them with white pieces. that's the whole point. but I can understand that you don't understand this because you're an American. because you americans are the ones who make the worst comments on any social media. no surprises.
30 days ago
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fatihhamza9 wrote:
If they were rematches played in a row, they should have been alternating. If they were just random pool matches, the player most due black gets it
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
fatihhamza9 wrote:
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
fatihhamza9 wrote:
JustAnotherManicMate yazdı:
4 whites and 1 black.
it's not same opponent... classic american. didn't even read the title..
So, if you play the same opponent, you are arguing you should get special rights to not be paired equally black and white?
if I am going to play 5 games against same opponent, I would like to play at least 2 of them with white pieces. that's the whole point. but I can understand that you don't understand this because you're an American. because you americans are the ones who make the worst comments on any social media. no surprises.
I would have just played 3 more blacks, and it would have been even. Then, if your theory still held, you would continue to get blacks. You decided to stop prematurely and whine about it. If you don't like how Americans think, don't sign on to an American server. That would be like going to Turkey and complaining about their shawarma.
you need to start primary school again and learn to read again. you still don't know what I'm complaining about and you're commenting even though you have no idea about it. I think you really like to be humiliated. just shut up and go.
30 days ago
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#9
I just looked through your archive. None of those games were rematches and the color allocation code doesn't look to see if you have previously played a specific member before, with the exception of rematches. So it's very possible to get unbalanced color allocations against another member in that situation.
Isn't it more than a bit weird to get randomly paired with the same guy four times on a single day? Out of thousands (millions?) of users? This smells like a bug to me.
You mean chess.com doesnt have the user base they claim they have.
30 days ago
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#12
magipi wrote:
Isn't it more than a bit weird to get randomly paired with the same guy four times on a single day? Out of thousands (millions?) of users? This smells like a bug to me.
2200+ bullet rating is not going to have a huge number of compatible seeks. Around 50,000 players, 2000-2400 and most pairings are going to be in a narrow band. Those players are spread out though the day and week.
I mean… you won three of them.
funny how you guys claim there are millions on this site, yet I can somehow play against the same people a day after without even pressing the rematch button
12 days ago
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#15
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funny how you guys claim there are millions on this site, yet I can somehow play against the same people a day after without even pressing the rematch button
At the higher rating levels there aren't as many players (30-40K in a band 100 around your rating on the blitz leaderboards) and those are going to be spread out. So you're going to face repeats that happen to play the same time as you.