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Does Chess.com apply strict rules as to "once you touch a piece, that's the piece you have to move?"      I did that tonight - picked up a piece, was going to move it, opted not to and dropped it back where it had been, and I lost the turn, and my opponent got to move, which resulted in my opponent winning.    That's kind of messed up.   

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Go to your game you might have dropped it on different square. There are no such rules on chesscom.

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It was definitely the same square.    

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If you want to make sure you don't accidentally drop the piece on a legal-move square (instead of the original square) then move your cursor off the board before dropping it.

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Literally just happened again, and I picked the piece up and never moved it - change my mind which piece to move.    OK so, it looks like Chess.com is in fact applying the "once you touch the piece" rule.  Thanks.

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PatTUES wrote:

Literally just happened again, and I picked the piece up and never moved it - change my mind which piece to move.    OK so, it looks like Chess.com is in fact applying the "once you touch the piece" rule.  Thanks.

Which game and move?

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