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why do so many reject a second game especially if they loose?
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I don't accept rematches straight away in long blitz/standard because I analyse the game immediately.
Dec 3, 2015
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#104
I never rematch if I am climbing.
When I win, I want to enjoy my victory.
When I lose I tilt, I don't want to lose again.
I think rematches are important, but I have learned from experience that on the internet its just a bad feeling to rematch, win or lose.
Dec 3, 2015
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#105
It can be considered impolite to ask for a second game from someone you have beaten. If they want a rematch, they can offer it. However, it is also unreasonable to believe that someone should always accept rematch requests: it is their right to decline.
IAmAquarius wrote:
I never rematch if I am climbing.
When I win, I want to enjoy my victory.
When I lose I tilt, I don't want to lose again.
I think rematches are important, but I have learned from experience that on the internet its just a bad feeling to rematch, win or lose.
Yes, I agree:
I do not like rematches most of the times.
When I win, I want to enjoy my victory.
When I lose I tilt, I don't want to lose again.
Most of times, I just want to take a break to avoid losing the next game due mental tiredness.
I have a thread to analyse lots of my games, with comments and diagrams:
And another thread about a chess movie:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/fun-with-chess/new-chess-movie-pawn-pusher---see-snapshots
Dec 3, 2015
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#107
tucumcari wrote:
Fixing_A_Hole wrote:
What does it matter if someone refuses a rematch? You do realize that you can press that "Start Game" button and find a new game, right? What does opponent even matter in an anonymous format like the internet...just play the board and quit whining.
Stop making sense! lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pICad2mOfMo
Dec 3, 2015
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#108
The tiredness answer doesn't apply to many people here because they're playing 25-400 games at once. They clearly don't want a break.
They just don't want to play you again.
kleelof wrote:
Why do so many people insist on rehashing this lame topic every week?
It's one of half a dozen such topics. I believe people do it to stir up trouble.
I often refuse a rematch if I feel I wasted my opponent's time with the previous game. f they beat me really well, nothing will change in the next game. I know I'm poor at chess, after all.
What does it matter if someone refuses a rematch? You do realize that you can press that "Start Game" button and find a new game, right? What does opponent even matter in an anonymous format like the internet...just play the board and quit whining.
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