Unpleasant otb incidents - Chess Forums - Page 7

AunTheKnight

Jul 10, 2021

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#121

B1ZMARK wrote:

I remember seeing a video about some large Canadian tournament (some championship I think) where the guy who won hid his opponent's queens and put them back when his opponent lost because his opponent used an upside down rook.

I saw that. It was so disgusting.

meowmeomeo

Jul 13, 2021

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#122

Wingchessderekh wrote:

Cried after losing the last round in a tournament. If I won could've got second. The opponent had 10 seconds left T_T depression.

I still remembered the tournament last year. It was the penultimate round, me and my teammate was paired against each other. That blitz game was very important for both of us, because both of us are 5/5. In the end, with a completely equal position (I had a reputation of drawing against him) he had 33 seconds left, and me 27. He blundered a very easy fork (about 1500 in chess.com puzzles) and he lost. He cried. I went on to win the tournament with a round to spare. (my friend was @dinhnhokiet or @greenbanana2010 if that interests you.)

AunTheKnight

Jul 13, 2021

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#123

meowmeomeo wrote:

Wingchessderekh wrote:

Cried after losing the last round in a tournament. If I won could've got second. The opponent had 10 seconds left T_T depression.

I still remembered the tournament last year. It was the penultimate round, me and my teammate was paired against each other. That blitz game was very important for both of us, because both of us are 5/5. In the end, with a completely equal position (I had a reputation of drawing against him) he had 33 seconds left, and me 27. He blundered a very easy fork (about 1500 in chess.com puzzles) and he lost. He cried. I went on to win the tournament with a round to spare. (my friend was @dinhnhokiet or @greenbanana2010 if that interests you.)

Why does he have 2 accounts?

tetrafishygm2

Jul 16, 2021

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#124

I got smacked in the face at a local plaza tourney

BryanCFB

Jul 16, 2021

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#125

tetrafishygm2 wrote:

I got smacked in the face at a local plaza tourney

The question is did you deserve it?

tetrafishygm2

Jul 16, 2021

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#126

the dude was rage after I mated him

BryanCFB

Jul 16, 2021

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#127

tetrafishygm2 wrote:

the dude was rage after I mated him

Wow. Apparently some have a harder time than others handling failure.

AunTheKnight

Jul 16, 2021

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#128

tetrafishygm2 wrote:

the dude was rage after I mated him

How is that even allowed?

meowmeomeo

Jul 16, 2021

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#129

AunTheKnight wrote:

meowmeomeo wrote:

Wingchessderekh wrote:

Cried after losing the last round in a tournament. If I won could've got second. The opponent had 10 seconds left T_T depression.

I still remembered the tournament last year. It was the penultimate round, me and my teammate was paired against each other. That blitz game was very important for both of us, because both of us are 5/5. In the end, with a completely equal position (I had a reputation of drawing against him) he had 33 seconds left, and me 27. He blundered a very easy fork (about 1500 in chess.com puzzles) and he lost. He cried. I went on to win the tournament with a round to spare. (my friend was @dinhnhokiet or @greenbanana2010 if that interests you.)

Why does he have 2 accounts?

I bet the majority of people here have more than one account.

tetrafishygm2

Jul 16, 2021

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#130

B1ZMARK wrote:

Erik0485 wrote:

B1ZMARK wrote:

The first two incidents were unpleasant and scared me a bit, especially the first one because it was the first time I saw and adult act like that. I find that the children are better at losing.

That's odd I always assumed kids would be the worst losers. I've never played tournaments.

The kids who are at least 1200+ usually are well behaved. Probably because all the adults are intimidating.

Those are the toxic kids (7-10 years old) in my experience they call sub 1000s noobs. And brag about their rating a lot.

AunTheKnight

Jul 16, 2021

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#131

meowmeomeo wrote:

AunTheKnight wrote:

meowmeomeo wrote:

Wingchessderekh wrote:

Cried after losing the last round in a tournament. If I won could've got second. The opponent had 10 seconds left T_T depression.

I still remembered the tournament last year. It was the penultimate round, me and my teammate was paired against each other. That blitz game was very important for both of us, because both of us are 5/5. In the end, with a completely equal position (I had a reputation of drawing against him) he had 33 seconds left, and me 27. He blundered a very easy fork (about 1500 in chess.com puzzles) and he lost. He cried. I went on to win the tournament with a round to spare. (my friend was @dinhnhokiet or @greenbanana2010 if that interests you.)

Why does he have 2 accounts?

I bet the majority of people here have more than one account.

That’s against ToS…

meowmeomeo

Jul 16, 2021

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#132

AunTheKnight wrote:

meowmeomeo wrote:

AunTheKnight wrote:

meowmeomeo wrote:

Wingchessderekh wrote:

Cried after losing the last round in a tournament. If I won could've got second. The opponent had 10 seconds left T_T depression.

I still remembered the tournament last year. It was the penultimate round, me and my teammate was paired against each other. That blitz game was very important for both of us, because both of us are 5/5. In the end, with a completely equal position (I had a reputation of drawing against him) he had 33 seconds left, and me 27. He blundered a very easy fork (about 1500 in chess.com puzzles) and he lost. He cried. I went on to win the tournament with a round to spare. (my friend was @dinhnhokiet or @greenbanana2010 if that interests you.)

Why does he have 2 accounts?

I bet the majority of people here have more than one account.

That’s against ToS…

Of course, but I know literally dozens of people who are playing with 2 accounts :/

Chessking4640

Jul 17, 2021

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#133

my otb rating

navinashok

Jul 20, 2021

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#134

tetrafishygm2 wrote:

B1ZMARK wrote:

Erik0485 wrote:

B1ZMARK wrote:

The first two incidents were unpleasant and scared me a bit, especially the first one because it was the first time I saw and adult act like that. I find that the children are better at losing.

That's odd I always assumed kids would be the worst losers. I've never played tournaments.

The kids who are at least 1200+ usually are well behaved. Probably because all the adults are intimidating.

Those are the toxic kids (7-10 years old) in my experience they call sub 1000s noobs. And brag about their rating a lot.

I qualify but i am not like that

me think i have low rating anyway

ricorat

Jul 30, 2021

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#135

So a chess club nearby was doing rated games in the park. When we got there though everyone was busy playing so me and my dad decided to play a couple of games for fun. The way me and my dad play is without check and you can capture the king and while we were playing (Keep in mind these are just some casual games) This guy walks up right as i take my dads king and starts explaining the rules of OTB chess even after we told him that this was just a casual game? Then later on I played him in a rated game and I won in 15 moves due to the fact that he lost a pwan in the opening. Later i found out though that he didn't turn in his score sheet so the game wasn't rated and the guy was a bit salty ig. At least i played him in some blitz OTB and won all of those games so now I'm 3-0 against him hehehe

ChampoftheBepoCamp

Jul 30, 2021

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#136

AZA-kun wrote:

when I was in 5th grade, I was like 900 rated

i trapped an 1100's rook and he looked really sad, so I offered him a draw because I felt really bad

and he took it

and my coach kinda got mad ;w;

OH come on... get dat elo no mercy landlubber