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On the side where the moves are listed you go back a move and it cancels the premove (although you have to go ahead to the current position after you do that)
Jan 11, 2021
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#24
empresslilly4 wrote:
how do i cancel a premove? clicking on an empty square doesn't really do the job :/
if you're on a computer you just need to right-click.
Please keep your ridiculous ygnr accounts away from Ireland.
Thank you.
Jan 11, 2021
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#26
empresslilly4 wrote:
- @AlbAmchess
ty
- @NobleElevator
yeah i play on my phone so i wouldn't really know that, but thanks
ah okay
I assume that you're using the website rather than the app? If so then @AlbAmChess's suggestion is best
Premoves are good, but only use them if that move is forced. I made a premove yesterday, where I thought my opponent was going to take my pawn using the en passant method, but he didn't. Thankfully, he didn't take the free rook.
checkmatemaster1243 wrote:
Premoves are good, but only use them if that move is forced. I made a premove yesterday, where I thought my opponent was going to take my pawn using the en passant method, but he didn't. Thankfully, he didn't take the free rook.
Premoves are good in the opening
Jan 12, 2021
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#29
empresslilly4 wrote:
how do i cancel a premove? clicking on an empty square doesn't really do the job :/
if you are playing on mobile, it is pretty hard to cancel a premove. The app can't have as many features as a computer due to how big the screen is and how many buttons you can press.
The_nail wrote:
SpeedyCyclone wrote:
Kuyadige2 wrote:
Chessguy149 wrote:
If I had like 0.3 seconds against 3 minutes but an easy premoved mate that takes 4 moves, I would be pretty pissed after chess.com declares a loss while the other way would declare a win.
You wouldn't be able to do it the second way either though since you can't chain premove, so you could premove one move ahead in the mate, but if your opponent is also premoving you're going to lose anyway. Chess.com premoves are more fair, and are more practical with allowing premoving several moves ahead for sequences like forced mates and such.
Watch @penguingm1 on YT and think again....
except chessguy isnt Andrew Tang -_-
They're catching on...
unless you are speeeeeedy