Make it at least 1 min !
Auto-resign.. Can this be turned off?

Just join a real chess club, if you live in a country with bad internet. Its actually a lot better if you play chess face to face. And who know's you might make some friends a long the way.


I just auto-resign with 3min on the clock at a level position. Life is going on, we have to answer a call or the door. What's the point of a 10 min game if I can't use the time? It's the first time it happens to me in 800 games and I think it's absurd. When I'm in a losing position or just blunder I resign immediately. This auto-resign rule is insane.
Also. I want to know where is this rule written. I have looked for it, but I don't see it anywhere.
https://support.chess.com/article/338-how-does-game-abandonment-work

its a facepalm moment when someone says "where is this found" before checking support.chess.com
chess.com literally setup a large bank of answers to faqs and you ignore it
wow, some people go out of their way to hate on a website

#46
you are seriously thinking for 5 minutes in the opening on a single move
if you do have to think that long... youre part of a tiny minority (most people who do that are stalling)

#44 it will
dont make unfounded statements without proof when others dont find such problems at all; and especially stop thinking that nothing is your fault

It's painful. I'll make a move, open a DM. Answer it.. come back... in like 6 seconds. And watch my entire auto-resign count down from like two minutes. I have tried with Game Booster Priority on and off. And it's happening more and more frequently. I'm connected to a strong wifi connection thru fiberoptics.
This makes literally no sense, I chose a 60 minute game with my friend in a private lobby for a reason, we had a good game going and I won due to him disconnecting for a minute. He had like 45 minutes on the clock, just honestly why?
Make it an option in private games, disable it for the highest amount of time games even maybe. I thought chess was the kind of game people play over long periods of time potentially? This is non-sense.