I don't understand what happened?
They disconnected so you just left the game?
It seems very possible to me that they didn't do it deliberately, perhaps in future you should simply not leave the game and so win?
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What you mean? I can't understand.And about cheating? You can't cheat in any way in live chess and also if your opponent or you lost the connection then the game will won by the other one who didn't lost the connection.
As you can read on my post, I play again in Live Chess to prove myself that there is no " internet interruption occur " on my connection and I already did played again. I do this by clicking the other TAB because I suspect something fishy going on while the " internet interruption occur " on the other TAB on which I played Live Chess. This validate my suspicion because I can play again in Live Chess on the other TAB. Another is it didn't happen for a long while that I had an internet interruption occur on my internet connection. Coincidence? I don't know.
Another is while the " internet interruption occur ", my opponet clock is running, not mine and I tried to see if I will win the game and not leave but instead I'm the one who lossed by " abandoned ".
Maybe you can explain it to me what happened.
Last March 27, 2013, I played Live Chess. All is well then but in my move 31. Bb8 which is not registered in the move list, the " internet interruption occur". I suppose my opponent do it intentionally so that it will occur that I abadoned the game in which I lost the game by " abandoned ". I will accept any loss but in this situation, it appears that I'm cheated. To prove myself that there is no " internet interruption occur ", I play again in Live Chess and I already did.
Chess.com must do something about this because like me, I had a lot of respect on this site but for some who do not want to accept their loss, they discredit the site by their doing and they should be stop.
I hope Chess.com must stop this nonsense or else they will lose some members if it will continously occur.