mhmm
Help me

60 minutes is nothing, just don't do it next time, you learn your lesson.
but i didn't sandbag/ rating manipulate. did you read anything

sort of. but im innocent
Then chess.com will allow you to play more 60 min games
but i need to get the strike taken back.

it was 150 points in one day. if its so easy u do it on ur acocunt.
If you have not played in 1/2 a year then your glicko rd should be high enough where you get 30-50 points per game. 3-5 games at 10 mins is not too bad. My glicko rd has settled, so I get 8 per game. Also I would just have to get better to get +150 lol.
fyi they were 30 minute games and i only got like 10 rating - 20 per game. so it;s not easy.

You were losing many games in a row, and in many, you didn't even make a move
What counts as sandbagging on chess.com
You can set your rating restrictions in
Settings > All settings > Live Chess > Set it in Incoming and/or outgoing
So no offense, but you did deserve the strike

You were losing many games in a row, and in many, you didn't even make a move
What counts as sandbagging on chess.com
You can set your rating restrictions in
Settings > All settings > Live Chess > Set it in Incoming and/or outgoing
So no offense, but you did deserve the strike
wait what?? what games?

Then you can maybe blame your poor internet connection/ high lag
You should reach out to support@chess.com if you feel the strike was in error
I was recently suspended for 60 minutes from chess live. I just recently got a PM (attached) saying I was given a strike for sandbagging/rating manipulation. I understand why this could happen. 1. This is the first time I have played rapid in like half a year, or that I resigned against a 1100 and found in open challenges a 1300 which I accepted. The reason I did this was because I wanted a harder challenge, because it had been a while since I had played rapid (I started back again yesterday) and I had won a tournament, but it was <1199 and I felt underrated, so I tried playing stronger players, and then I get kicked for violating community guidelines, and then the PM from CHESSCom. Please help me.
(the PM)