Do you guys hate stalemate l do!

Do you guys hate stalemate?

Not when I am down material.

Nope. It provides for some very interesting nuances in endgames, such as a flank pawn in q+k v k+p being a draw

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This is a crucial element of the game.. the game would not be the same without it

it's a great rule just be careful.

It is really annoying when your up a lot of material then stalemate but so good when the opponent is up a lot of material then stalemates.

Yes when I am winning.

No when I am losing.

But we have to live with it - it enriches the game.

I totally agree. Its a great rule in those situations.

I hate it only when I fumble a win. I hate stale bread too, for the record. 

if u hate stalemate then dont stalemate.

Believe it or not, its usually pretty easy to avoid unless you play like a retard.

It's unnecessary to make useless rubbish posts about a non-issue.

hundreds, upon hundreds of the same BS posts on this topic.

cry a river.

It’s mostly U1000 players who promote to like 3 queens and then complain

I get it, it’s a knee jerk reaction, but as you get better you start to realize how stupid you were being. I’m pretty sure most of us stalemated at like 800 and got mad. You learn that it’s just part of the game. Plus, it’s a learning experience.

I hate & like stalemate, Suppose you're a higher rated and you draw or stalemate, You might lose your points like -9, or -4 (Depends on the Opponent's rating)

If you play a higher rated, You would get some points, 
In stalemate situations, I tried the "Rosen Trap" or "Stalemating"
And Yes! It worked!
This is why i like and Hate Stalemate!

I both like and hate stalemate. When my opponent is higher rated, I would get some rating points. I usually say 'phew.' For lower rated, I definitely don't favour stalemate. 

Once, a 1700 promoted two knights and four bishops. At the end, I was lucky I didn't get checkmated.