Frustrated from unfair opponents

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John_Am
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trysts

But what if they're not Indians and Americans? What if it's a false flag?

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John_Am wrote:

Hi, my first post here. First of all, most of the time i enjoy chess.com, it is a great platform.

But. (sorry for my english)

I don't want to sound that i have "massive" prejustices but...

I experience a totally frustrating behaviour, first from players from India, who as it seems all of them have very bad connections and there are constant connection breaks. The problem with India players is that they never apologize for the awful experience playing with them. (at least the players i match against). Worst than India players are (north) Americans.

Again i have to apologise a lot of players from US are very good, polite and offer a nice experience but almost 50% of US players, hasitate on purpose, try to win the match by delaying 10 minutes so their opponent to abandon by boredom, when the match turns against them (which is very often, most of them are mediocre players - at least players that are randomly assigned to me ) they delay, disconnect on purpose, (their signal is fine) etc.

 

So. I decided to abort most matches from India and North America because i really like to play chess, not play like a kid, and now chess.com warn me that i should play "fairly", me that i 'm always polite, try not to create any form of annoyance to my opponents and in general i prefer i nice and straight match of chess....

 

Regards,

John

 

LOL !!

That is why I proved 90% of chess.com users are trolls:

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/chess-is-all-about-trolling-your-opponent-my-conclusion-and-i-have-proofs

Chess is all about TROLLING your opponent: my conclusion and I have proofs

trysts

Maybe you get more Americans and Indians doing it because there's over a billion of them? 

John_Am

Look if a player is on the rural and has a bad connection i don't have a problem. If someone says to me "sorry i have a bad wifi", i don't have any problem playing with him. The problem lies that they never apologise like this is absolutely normal. Now for players from US what to say. I couldn't believe it at first. I have great regard for US people (and of course for people from India-most are very good players). I 'm forced to post this thread because constant repetition consumes my time and diregards the chess.com platform.