Bad Move Mulligan
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rxhinton
Oct 8, 2012
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#1
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I think we should have to face the consequences of our bad moves. Your opponent is probably less likely to make this mistake [ http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=59314460 ] again after it has inconvinienced him and his rating, than if it didn't.
It is possible to play drawback games. It's an option where you choose if you want a rated game or not. Also it is possible at settings to set that you will not automatically win on time (doesn't work for tournament or team matches)
If it is a piece move and not a capture you could arrange it between yourselves.
"Heh, that's a blunder",
"So it is, silly me"
" I'll go Rb1 and then we'll both go back to where we were, OK?"
"Sure"
Tmb86 wrote:
I think we should have to face the consequences of our bad moves. Your opponent is probably less likely to make this mistake [ http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=59314460 ] again after it has inconvinienced him and his rating, than if it didn't.
5... Nd6 is a bad blunder. You should play 6. Nc6+ winning his queen.
Oct 10, 2012
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#7
I think chess.com should have a mulligan program because it would make it more likely for you to make silly dilly moves like this
http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=59413742
That way your opponents would get two or three big laughs during each game.