When playing bullet it seems that only one out of every ten players will accept a rematch after winning. Is it possible for chess.com to provide a pool where when a player accepts a game, they must play an even number of games?
There is one already.
When playing bullet it seems that only one out of every ten players will accept a rematch after winning. Is it possible for chess.com to provide a pool where when a player accepts a game, they must play an even number of games?
There is one already.
Where?
When playing bullet it seems that only one out of every ten players will accept a rematch after winning. Is it possible for chess.com to provide a pool where when a player accepts a game, they must play an even number of games?
There is one already.
Where?
The bad sports pool is filled with rematchers.
Look back over the years and you will see hundreds of flaming threads started by people who believe that they have some kind of right to a rematch.
A number of them were quite upset by the recent change in the default availability of notes for posting trash on people who declined rematches.
I have no doubt that the poor sports pool is the best place to find a rematch.
Alternatively, you could just send your chess.com friends rematches after chatting with them - they would be more likely to accept multiple games. Personally, I am usually more prone to accepting rematches the shorter the games are (with exceptions for friends, circumstances, unrated and so on). As short as bullet time controls are: I am almost always sending a rematch, or multiple - find the right person and you can be playing rematches all day 
When playing bullet it seems that only one out of every ten players will accept a rematch after winning. Is it possible for chess.com to provide a pool where when a player accepts a game, they must play an even number of games?
There is one already.
Where?
The bad sports pool is filled with rematchers.
Look back over the years and you will see hundreds of flaming threads started by people who believe that they have some kind of right to a rematch.
A number of them were quite upset by the recent change in the default availability of notes for posting trash on people who declined rematches.
I have no doubt that the poor sports pool is the best place to find a rematch.
Obviously I don't think it's a right to get a rematch, hence why I asked the question in the first place. If someone would like to play bullet or blitz against an opponent who also would like to have at least one game as white and one game as black, it doesn't mean that that person has an issues other than the fact that it's nice to play both colours. Not all of us now about, or care about forum garbage from the past. Calm down a little bit, friend, it was just a simple question...
When playing bullet it seems that only one out of every ten players will accept a rematch after winning. Is it possible for chess.com to provide a pool where when a player accepts a game, they must play an even number of games?