Warned for sandbagging incorrectly
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MarkofGreatness
Nov 23, 2021
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#1
I was warned for sandbagging under the fair play policy, but u was not intentionally lowering my rating. I was conducting an experiment of lower rated players, and I wanted to see how many of them missed the 2/3 move mate. I was warned that my account would be terminated, but I see nothing in the rules against conducting experiments. I would like the strike taken off my account, and I am unable to contact support to ask, so that’s why I’m posting it here.
Nov 23, 2021
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#2
https://support.chess.com/article/208-what-is-a-sandbagger
If your losing on purpose even if its an experiment it's not allowed.
Nov 23, 2021
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#3
What are activity points lmao but I have a lot?
I saw this on your profile, LOL. Maybe it's because you create multiple unnecessary posts instead of using the edit function, like a normal person.
On a serious note. You got a warning for sandbagging. @StumpyBlitzer gave you a link with an explanation. That should be the end of the conversation.
Your argument "I still wasn't trying to lose" is ridiculous. If you're not trying to lose, I suggest avoiding the resign button.
Nov 23, 2021
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#4
Just make a new account to do stuff like this (either here or on lichess).
A few days ago I wanted to see what my rating would be if I always played 2 games of 3|0 at the same time, so I made a new lichess account and did that.
(It's roughly 200 points lower)
Nov 23, 2021
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#5
MarkofGreatness wrote:
Besides I never play in tournaments or play blitz for real so what is wrong with it…?
If you want to do something like that, do it unrated.
