is it wrong to tell someone to resign when their down over 10 points?
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hudson_the_goat
Apr 15, 2023
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is it wrong toto tell someone to resign when their down over 10 points?
Yes. Ethnically resignation is always your opponent's choice. It is never yours.
ninjahudson escribió:
I kinda think its all right as long as ur not being rude
The thing is rude by itself, however you deliver it.
No, don't do it. Just because a player is down a lot of material doesn't mean they can't win or don't have a winning position. They might've deliberately sacked those pieces to set up a win.
Apr 15, 2023
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#6
All you’ll achieve is them delaying their resignation even longer out of spite. Either way, some players never resign and it’s just one of those things you have to accept.
ninjahudson wrote:
is it wrong toto tell someone to resign when their down over 10 points?
Of course it's wrong.
Doesn't matter if they're losing because they have a right to make you checkmate them, if they wish.
Earlier i was playing a game and this person was down a queen and a rook had a terrible setup and was low on time and it just annoyed me because this person could not win and their was almost 0 chance of a draw.
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Yes. You have no business telling other players what to do. They can fight on to the bitter end if they please. There are no points in chess, only checkmate, and many games are won by the player with less material.
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#17
Yes, it is wrong regardless of the position. If you do it to me in an OTB tournament, I'll probably say "no talking," and if you do it again, I'll complain to the arbiter.
ninjahudson wrote:
is it wrong toto tell someone to resign when their down over 10 points?
Absolutely wrong in every instance. No exceptions.
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