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What do you do when your opponent is stalling?
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I listen to music or an audio book.
Aug 28, 2020
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#4
depends on the time control. If it's longer than 5 mins I get up get a book and read
I talk a bit of smack just in case they're still there 
Aug 28, 2020
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#10
Take a shower, clean the kitchen, walk the dog, do some studying. But, best of all - Post to the Forums!!!
Aug 28, 2020
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#12
The next time you play them, just abort the game. It is unlikely that you will get paired with the same players all the time.
Do something else, comeon chess is fun my friends but it is not our lives! We have plenty of other things to do, you could have a job, or can just keep your mind sharp by writing, communicating, researching etc. The time you can spend being productive is limitless.
So don't worry if someone is stalling, if so make sure you are doing something productive!
hvenki wrote:
This isn't meant to be something like "stallers should be banned" it's more of what do you do for fun in a long game where your opponent stalls. Eg Stickbug myself
go take a tour around the world
hvenki wrote:
JoelMohan wrote:
hvenki wrote:
This isn't meant to be something like "stallers should be banned" it's more of what do you do for fun in a long game where your opponent stalls. Eg Stickbug myself
go take a tour around the world
sounds like a plan
i have started my trip i have 6 days my opponent is stalling in daily chess
lol
Aug 28, 2020
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#18
i mean, it's a reportable offense, so you can slap that button if you want to. if you don't, anything on this list is fine.
Just stare at the clock.
This isn't meant to be something like "stallers should be banned" it's more of what do you do for fun in a long game where your opponent stalls. Eg Stickbug myself