If you win on time it means that your opponent did not move before the time limit. That's it. It's simple. I don't really understand your question. Are you asking why we have this rule at all? If you are, then it is simply to stop people taking an infinite time over their moves. Such a move is not necessary in chess games between friends but is needed in professional chess.
what is the meaning of " game won on time " .
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Jun 17, 2022
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This was a game my opponent played I think he was foolish as he could checkmate me but he did not. Atlas he did win
Jun 17, 2022
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Chess played with time ,
Which means you added a strong piece for you chess game (Clock)
even if you dead lost still can win or draw by winning on time
that is why i hate blitz and love rapid lol
Won on time means, Clock helped ya to win the game...
I don't know, but I want to, because it happened to me!
I am white and it says this:
As you can see, he didn't run out of time. I don't know how I won 🤔
Aug 20, 2023
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I was up several pieces in a 10-minute game and all of a sudden the board said my opponent won. Don't understand.
HELLO
THIS GAME IS OF A NOOB
THEY ARE ONLY IN HUNDREDS
THEY ARE NOT EVEN PLAYERS.
LOL
I have lost on time to an opponent whose rating was twice mine. I think to win as tactic is to eliminate his army by grinding it down. I do not hesitate between moves. Or attrition. It works when as before the computer games, a sure process. But I wind up cursing and accusing the referee of prejudice, admitting I can not find any motive for his prejudice. I do not know how to change my tactics to suit this rule. y rating is in the 400=450, and when hot climbs mto perhaps 650. It would be much better without this rule, which I would expect would give equal losses on time to my opponents.
What is the meaning of it
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