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Wat is it with people that do not honor rematches? If they win the first match or second or third, they are quick to offer a rematch. But if I win the rematch and offer one, they run.
Also there are those who I beat in a friendly game that get so upset that they began name calling and threats at my life. This is ridiculous!
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https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/having-a-life-the-rematch
This should point you in the right direction.
This should point you in the right direction.
Imho rematches are the choice of each player itself not the choice or some expectation from ego-driven people (i.e. If I win I expect a rematch otherwise not, thats stupid).
Telling animal names and asking the personal address to pass by during a game shouldn't care at all, just ignore this.
Nimsovitch resigned by bouncing his King off his opponents head
Blackbourne threw his opponent through the window. fortunatly on the ground floor
jack33par wrote:
Nimsovitch resigned by bouncing his King off his opponents head
Blackbourne threw his opponent through the window. fortunatly on the ground floor
Beside your offtopic text. Those people were great but crazy.
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CookedQueen wrote:
jack33par wrote:
Nimsovitch resigned by bouncing his King off his opponents head
Blackbourne threw his opponent through the window. fortunatly on the ground floor
Beside your offtopic text. Those people were great but crazy.
He's obv speaking of sore losers. Right on topic.
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Solid_Bunny wrote:
Wat is it with people that do not honor rematches? If they win the first match or second or third, they are quick to offer a rematch. But if I win the rematch and offer one, they run. Also there are those who I beat in a friendly game that get so upset that they began name calling and threats at my life. This is ridiculous!
I've seen this and it is ridiculous. Or they want a rematch when lose but decline after win. Ha.
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Blackburne, 'der schwarze tod', was apparently wasted on scotch most games. They lived fast and died young in those glory days.
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Bernie4366 wrote:
CookedQueen wrote:
Imho rematches are the choice of each player itself not the choice or some expectation from ego-driven people,
I don't know who taught you basic chess manners, but whoever it was, you should ask for your money back because they taught you wrong. Unless you have some extenuating circumstance, you honor the rematch. You don't win one big hand at poker than leave. You don't win a chess game on a blunder and refuse a rematch. These are very, very basic courtesies that no adult should have to be taught.
Ugh, you again? Demanding someone rematch you makes you an ass as much as you think the other person is.
Bernie4366 wrote:
CookedQueen wrote:
Imho rematches are the choice of each player itself not the choice or some expectation from ego-driven people,
I don't know who taught you basic chess manners, but whoever it was, you should ask for your money back because they taught you wrong. Unless you have some extenuating circumstance, you honor the rematch. You don't win one big hand at poker than leave. You don't win a chess game on a blunder and refuse a rematch. These are very, very basic courtesies that no adult should have to be taught.
At first learn how to quote correctly. And secondly your words sound quite disparaging to me. You are not the man here to tell other people such ridiculous words as you did.
There is no law. custom, or rule of etiquette that entitles you to a rematch.
Oh, wait, I said that on the last "I didn't get a rematch" thread.
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kind of surprised that the guys who asked me for rematches didnt fire up an engine for the revenge as would normally happen, nice to play some decent human beings for a change.
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