9 times out of 10 I will play on
If you blunder your queen, do you keep playing or resign?
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Mar 12, 2023
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#43
Play on because there's still a chance of winning. You could still have a chance of forking or pinning your opponent's queen (if they aren't too good).
Mar 12, 2023
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#44
I resign if:
- I have no pieces but the king.
- I have just a few pawns that will never hope to promote and my king.
- There's no way you're going to be able to checkmate (insufficient material for you)
I don't resign if:
- I have a plan
- I still have some of my pieces left
- If I think I might be able to force a stalemate
- If my opponent has like 30 seconds left
Probably not because most players around my elo would stalemate lol
Up to you lol
Resign. It shows respect to the other player for not wanting to waste their time. Unless you have no way to promote, yes, resign
Apr 23, 2023
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#48
Woollysock wrote:
Keep playing, your opponent might blunder his Queen ! ✌️😎
That is true. Except I blundered a rook and then a knight without them blundering their queen.
Apr 23, 2023
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#49
Depends how much I'm tilted and how confident I am in my opponent's ability to win the game
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