you need to leave a game and you ask to draw
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We all know aborting a game on chess can penalize you, sometimes you have to leave for work or do a task and you ask for a draw because you can’t resign or abort due to the penalty. But some people really are just salty and inconsiderate even after you explain this, they won’t draw. That is mannerless
yeah some people are pretty cheap trying to win like that 0_o personally I would always accept the draw (why not? it's just a game) unless I am clearly winning
You can take vacay time.
vacation time at live chess 0_o yeah right
Sep 23, 2021
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It kind of depends on whether you are winning or losing, doesn't it? If it's a drawish position, why not?
Sep 23, 2021
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Yeah if I think I have any level of advantage for the most part I will refuse to resign, but unrated games are fun too if you've got things to do
But this is not far into the match and even if it’s so, i explained to the person sorry I have to go, it was just the beginning and we haven’t even had who is clearly winning and I still won at the end though because I received a message from chess threatening me about aborting or resigning so I was forced to play
I even also said chess messaged me that I was going to be penalized to the player
I feel in certain circumstances there is honestly no loss of if you draw, your points are not being deducted...is it just one or two points added thats bad ? And you can still more points with more matches
You won't ever be penalized for resigning, only aborting or stalling the game.
If I have time, I'll propose a draw if I think I'm better of equal. If it is not accepted, I shrug and resign. Never complain, never explain.
Pulpofeira wrote:
You won't ever be penalized for resigning, only aborting or stalling the game.
You can be penalized if you keep on resigning
I understand what you all mean, but I’m saying in certain circumstances drawing is not on purpose to be naughty we should try to be considerate and nice
proudtobenigeriann escribió:
Pulpofeira wrote:
You won't ever be penalized for resigning, only aborting or stalling the game.
You can be penalized if you keep on resigning
That would be if it happens too often and in early stages of the game, meaning you are most likely sandbagging.
Sep 24, 2021
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proudtobenigeriann wrote:
We all know aborting a game on chess can penalize you, sometimes you have to leave for work or do a task and you ask for a draw because you can’t resign or abort due to the penalty. But some people really are just salty and inconsiderate even after you explain this, they won’t draw. That is mannerless
You can't expect to start a game with someone at the wrong time & expect them to draw because of your mistake. I'm getting tired of people starting games with me when they shouldn't be. finish ya work first & then play when you get home instead.
Pulpofeira wrote:
proudtobenigeriann escribió:
Pulpofeira wrote:
You won't ever be penalized for resigning, only aborting or stalling the game.
You can be penalized if you keep on resigning
That would be if it happens too often and in early stages of the game, meaning you are most likely sandbagging.
not me though
it is so unsportsmanlike, meanspirited, and ignorant to refuse after the situation has alreday been made clear...
It depends on the position.
Dec 19, 2022
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#19
Sorry to keep up the necroposting. If you're going to ditch a game, you explain why, then you resign. Chesscom is looking to attract *titled* players, not *en*titled.
