Sometimes it's illogical. When my opponent has 1 minute left, i have 20 seconds and he tries to win on time. I can manage a draw by shuffling pieces 50-70 moves but it's not the best exercise for my nerves to do it on last second.
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Likes to win at the last second in bullet chess:
He's 28 years old.
MuhammadAreez10 wrote:
I never had seen him before I came on chess.com.
Preteens these days...
WHen you are 30, you will long for the days people called you kid.
Okay. Call me a kid. Licensed.
*tear, tear* You don't know...Mister Spock?
It maybe "cheap" but it's the only way I can win. Until I can consintently win with using tactical skill, I'm mostly going to be playing bullet.
FrozenBeast wrote:
It maybe "cheap" but it's the only way I can win. Until I can consintently win with using tactical skill, I'm mostly going to be playing bullet.
Then you will probably never learn to win consistently with tactical skills.
kleelof wrote:
Then you will probably never learn to win consistently with tactical skills.
true
If your opponent blunders away his time, then it is normal that you take advantage of it
The way I see it, if your opponent has a total winning position, but doesn't have the time left to see that win out, that is their mistake. They have a winning position because they took a long time to think things out and get them set up to win, but the timer is a part of the game and it is their responsibility to factor that in as well. I don't begrudge my opponents winning on time, because I accept it as my own fault.
Dodger111 wrote:
Sweetest win in the world is to win on time when you have only King and Pawn and your opponent has like a Queen and both Rooks and your pawn is blocked by three of his pawns and a Knight and Bishop and you get the win because your stupid little pawn could theoretically be promoted .
Even better is when his flag falls under that scenario and you only have like 1/10 of a second left on your clock.
It's like having an orgasm.
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Dodger111 wrote:
Sweetest win in the world is to win on time when you have only King and Pawn and your opponent has like a Queen and both Rooks and your pawn is blocked by three of his pawns and a Knight and Bishop and you get the win because your stupid little pawn could theoretically be promoted .
Even better is when his flag falls under that scenario and you only have like 1/10 of a second left on your clock.
It's like having an orgasm.
I think you must be doing one or both of those activities wrong for that to be true...
Only a chess player would confuse a board game with an orgasm.
Mar 30, 2015
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Actually you do not have a good percentage wins on time.
Here is your rating of LOSING on time.:
Online Chess
994
| Highest: | 1200 (Jan 24, 2015) |
|---|---|
| Avg. Opp.: | 1500 |
| Best Win: | N/A |
| Today‘s Rank: | #355,135 of 449,603 (19.2%) |
| Timeouts: | 75% (last 90 days) Lost games on TO <---------- |
| Time/Move: | 5 hr 30 min |
| Total Games: |
12 (0 W/ 11 L / 1 D) |
YOU should improve your TO losses and raise your ratings.
IMHO
DENVER
i use an engine when i drive a car
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I never had seen him before I came on chess.com.
Preteens these days...