Then how did u not see the games? maybe u were afk?
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i was playing a game when i was kicked.
they simply didn't pop up.
what
Nov 8, 2020
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#28
ChessKnight0401 wrote:
@josephphyossi,
Chess.com has ensured that no account in chess.com can play rated games with opponent rating difference with +100 or -100
means: That you can't play a opponent which has rating +100 or -100 than you.
What. That’s not true.
ChessKnight0401 wrote:
@josephphyossi,
Chess.com has ensured that no account in chess.com can play rated games with opponent rating difference with +100 or -100
means: That you can't play a opponent which has rating +100 or -100 than you.
wrong
Nov 9, 2020
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#30
josephyossi wrote:
grobandwins wrote:
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
FYI i have perfect internet.
Just because you appear to have a perfect local connection doesn't mean you are not having connection issue to the Live server. You apparently were disconnected or something in those games, so they got flagged as resignations and apparently triggered the anti-sandbagging code
Martin_Stahl wrote:
josephyossi wrote:
grobandwins wrote:
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
FYI i have perfect internet.
Just because you appear to have a perfect local connection doesn't mean you are not having connection issue to the Live server. You apparently were disconnected or something in those games, so they got flagged as resignations and apparently triggered the anti-sandbagging code
thank you ! 
Nov 9, 2020
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#32
Yeah the detection is iffy. But if you did lose many games in a row without making a move, sandbagging kind of makes sense
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
FYI i have perfect internet.