Actually I believe it is a problem with your internet connectivity. When your internet lags or drops out the server at Chess.com continues the count.
This is a risk that you take with live chess.
Actually I believe it is a problem with your internet connectivity. When your internet lags or drops out the server at Chess.com continues the count.
This is a risk that you take with live chess.
While that is unfortunate, it happens sometimes. Due to the nature of the internet, you can't control when or how a disconnect happens, or how long it might occur.
You might check out the Support article on disconnects.
Not sure what kind of keep-alives the code uses to determine if you are still connected or how often it tries to detect it though. In a blitz game, it might not check often enough to be useful to at least give you an indication you have disconnected.
:) lol
Very well thanks. Apart from being in a world of hurt from the gym and all my PT. I decided to make my routine harder and it is really making me hurt :( lol
How are you going Babs? It is a little belated; but, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ^_^
Actually I believe it is a problem with your internet connectivity. When your internet lags or drops out the server at Chess.com continues the count.
This is a risk that you take with live chess.
Indeed what FroggyBusiness iterated is the stance that Chess.Com is taking so that Chess.Com considers temporary disconnect problems as a non-issue.
The standard recommendation is to use a better browser such as Google Chrome.
The website clocking stystem, however, has a glitch in a temporary disconnect whereby it awards additional clock time to the opponent.
Here's an example of this particular glitch whereby the website clocking system awards additional time to an opponent's clock after a temporary disconnect.
White's clock time after 11.h3 ==> 3.48
White's clock time after 11...Nd4 ===> 3.50
To yeres30 & everyone;
My post was a description of how I perceive the current "Live Chess disconnect/timing" situation. It in no way reflects the position of Chess.com and any likeness to their position is purely coincidental.
For all I know Chess.com may in fact be working hard to correct the aforementioned issue/glitch.
Thank you :)
Yes Darwin is an experience. I am from Cairns and even going from there to Brisbane and Sunshine Coast was a bit of a change. People from the south seem to see the northern's differently.
Yes my regime is quite strenuous at the moment. I am doing cardio 6 days a week and weights 5 days a week. So sore, even my fingers hurt =P haha.
I need to find someone to go with so I have a spotter. It is difficult to push harder without one.
http://www.whatismyip.com/tools/internet-speed-test.asp
http://www.speedtest.net/ Click on BEGIN NOW not Scan now!
http://pingtest.net/ Check the quality of your ISP connection
I played a blitz game (5 min) with Jangelo 2011. Suddenly the line was disconnected and his clock was counting down. However, when it reconnected, my clock was the one which got reduced not his. You know the outcome of the game, guess...I lost becouse of time. SOmeone need to fix theis error. By the way, it happened to me several times last year. Thanks and best regards. Harsono Pranoto