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dputydog, are you really whining that someone won't play with you and then calling them childish? I thought you were making a joke. It sounds like something one would hear on a playground.
dputydog wrote:
every has a right to learn chess, but why do some refuse to play others,?
1 reason I've noticed, is this: Protecting their rating. If u're playing a rated game, a higher rated player, does not want 2 play u, win, & get 2 points; as if u win, the higher rated player may lose 10-15 points. That is the gamble of playing (some) lower rated players; & as a gamble, reasonably, it's not a good bet. 4 example: A 1900 rated player, may play a 1500 player; but not a 1300 rated player. N this situation, the loss 2 the lower ranked player, 1500, won't hurt his rating, as much as a loss 2 a 1300 rated player. There r other reasons; yet, I'll just start with this 1.
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every has a right to learn chess, but why do some refuse to play others,? Misery guts answer would be interesting, so come on misery, whats your answer?