Americans do not give rematch
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Nov 13, 2020
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#22
And yet more people know who Bobby Fischer was than Boris or Anatoly, or possibly even Garry. Heck, I bet more people in the world would recognize the name Bobby Fischer than Magnus Carlsen.
ExploringWA wrote:
I’m very particular about who I rematch and why. If I win too easily, I will not rematch.
I can see clearly you will never have that problem with me 
MegaJuve wrote:
As I said before. Again after 2 years this:
I've said it in the past, after some reactions I thought maybe it was just me. But again after numerous new games I'm 100% sure, from all the nations on earth, americans(although a nation that I admire) because somekind of unknown reason, always run off the tables after a game. No matter win or lose, they always run. Don't know what's the reason, such a great nation, but in chess I guess they are just cowards...
Imagine admiring america rn. You're high you're so high
Nov 13, 2020
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#25
Why do rematches matter? It doesn't matter who you're playing against. A game is a game.
The only people who seem to care about rematches are those who get their egos bruised when they lose.
Keep in mind that it's just a board game ...
I really should stop accepting rematches...
I usually don't rematch because I'm at work and someone is standing in my doorway staring at me.
Nov 13, 2020
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#30
The only reason I'm playing against a human in the first place is because the interface had me thinking I was going to be playing a game against a bot. For example, today I accidentally accepted two games against humans because Komodo8 seems to be missing. I'm sure not going to rematch when I didn't even want the first game!
Nov 13, 2020
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#31
Don’t want to speak for all Americans but I don’t ask or accept rematches for:
1) I like to glance over the game immediately afterwards
2) If I lost I find it rude for someone to want to play again.
3) If I won I want to play someone else
ExploringWA wrote:
Lagomorph wrote:
ExploringWA wrote:
I’m very particular about who I rematch and why. If I win too easily, I will not rematch.
I can see clearly you will never have that problem with me
You’ve been at this for ten years at least; I’ve been studying for five months. Give me another year or two, and I am confident your statement will be proven false.
You may well become a much better player than me, and maybe in quicker time than a year.
But will you be a better person ? That should be your measure.
Yeah, Ask Bobby Fischer, he lost his crown because he refused to play. Typical American