Well, I don't usually play online chess on this website, apologies if I have interpreted it wrong.
There was this rapid game that I was completely winning and suddenly my pfp started indicating "reconnecting" despite the internet connection being completely fine (my other tab was performing equally efficient). I waited for sometime being extremely stressed as one of my losing games auto-resigned previously in a similar fashion when I was completely losing, which is fine.
But to my astonishment, the site started displaying that the game had been aborted, instead of showcasing that the player had either abandoned or auto resigned. It's sort of weird that the game was declared aborted, which means that it's going to be neither available on my profile nor suitable for analysis if I misplace the link in the near future
Game link:
https://www.chess.com/game/137291362706Screenshot:
Would be delighted to know your views on this..
(Hope this is not common on chess.com)
Both you and your opponent got disconnected from the live server process. When that happens is considered a double forfeit
Well, I don't usually play online chess on this website, apologies if I have interpreted it wrong.
There was this rapid game that I was completely winning and suddenly my pfp started indicating "reconnecting" despite the internet connection being completely fine (my other tab was performing equally efficient). I waited for sometime being extremely stressed as one of my losing games auto-resigned previously in a similar fashion when I was completely losing, which is fine.
But to my astonishment, the site started displaying that the game had been aborted, instead of showcasing that the player had either abandoned or auto resigned. It's sort of weird that the game was declared aborted, which means that it's going to be neither available on my profile nor suitable for analysis if I misplace the link in the near future
Game link:
https://www.chess.com/game/137291362706
Screenshot:
Would be delighted to know your views on this..
(Hope this is not common on chess.com)