gr33nmusic wrote:
I’m playing this opponent who I am royally getting shellacked by. Still his counter has read 2 hours now for 24 hours. I think I can win on time, but his counter won’t move.
You have two opponents on vacation mode.
I been having an issue with my opponent clock not moving and I'm losing time off mines before his mo
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im playing blitz game and my opponent had low time then i was shock after after he made move he getting 2 seconds on his clock then i lose i dont know how this happen. this is bad..
Apr 22, 2023
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#25
Buddy, you were playing 3|2 Blitz, (2 second increment) of course your opponent is getting time…
Apr 22, 2023
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#26
If you play an opponent that premove a lot, you may feel their time is not going down or is going down slowly.
I have also had this experience. My clock tucked off seconds while the opponent’s clock did not.
I've lost a minimum of 10 games on my opponent's clock not budging, five moves my opponent made, and not one tenth of a sec getting subtracted. Seems to happen to me a lot. So much so, I googled "Chess.com suspicious clock" and found this thread.
4 days ago
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#29
@AkitaChess7 Did you ever find a solution to this? I've had opponents actually gaining time today and I'm baffled. My last opponent in a 10 minute match had 10:15 or so remaining.
4 days ago
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#30
Owlpuzzle wrote:
@AkitaChess7 Did you ever find a solution to this? I've had opponents actually gaining time today and I'm baffled. My last opponent in a 10 minute match had 10:15 or so remaining.
You last games were 10|5 games. After a player makes a move 5 seconds are added to the clock. If someone plays fast enough it's perfectly possible to end with more time than you started with.
Happened in a few of my games too