at move 68 i blundered my bishop which was unfortunate.
This is what you need to do to non-resigners
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Ha ha. Nice game.
I'll give up in future. ;)
I'll give up in future. ;)
because you need to illustrate them whats wrong with their play and help them reform ;)
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I would say this guy was giggling each step the silliness of it.
Crikey, you're not very good at giving checkmate!
Made you waste your time, didn't they. Would have been funny as #$#@ if you had stalemated him.
I believe your opponent's desire to prolong the game by not resigning could be construed as a form of disrespect because of his or or rating. However, your choice of checkmate, also took more of your time. Perhaps checkmate with rook and king would have been a more a sweeter kill and save you time. This one just popped into mind. When you're one move from checkmate, let your clock drag down to 5 seconds and then apply the finishing blow. Who knows, he or she might resign then, lol.
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I believe your opponent's desire to prolong the game by not resigning could be construed as a form of disrespect because of his or or rating. However, your choice of checkmate, also took more of your time. Perhaps checkmate with rook and king would have been a more a sweeter kill and save you time. This one just popped into mind. When you're one move from checkmate, let your clock drag down to 5 seconds and then apply the finishing blow. Who knows, he or she might resign then, lol.
i usually do this, dont worry :P most cases they will resign as they notice how ridiculous it is to not surrender when you are one move away from mate.
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LOL this is awesome! Someone I know did this at a local tournament, it was so funny!
Why not resign? Think you gonna beat me with your bare king? :-)