| General Chess Discussion - Why no rematch#45 a_Tauri - I didn't mean to leave without a response. I think the best way to describe what I feel about rematches is that it is natural. One of my favorite past times in my youth was basketball at our… | JBark |
| General Chess Discussion - Why no rematch#36 @a_Tauri Naive? Isn't it better to limit your comments to what I say? You misunderstood and misquoted what I said about archery. I described target shooting, not a match. Each round is scored in boxin… | JBark |
| General Chess Discussion - "Leaving" the board.#5 @ThunderClap Could you be a little less vague. I did what I've been doing for years at lichess. I went to a different tab and came back. I did it multiple times during the game. What caused me to be c… | JBark |
| General Chess Discussion - Why no rematch#33 @a_Tauri I'd be surprised to find a player not interested in besting their opponent. You are playing to win, no? The better player wins, no? You play to win the game but not beat the opponent? Persona… | JBark |
| General Chess Discussion - "Leaving" the board.#1 I was just playing a game in which my opponent took a little longer to decide his moves. Ii often go to Amazon or youtube for a few seconds when this is the case, leaving the tab up. Today I returned … | JBark |
| General Chess Discussion - Why no rematch#28 I typically offer a rematch when I win and seek one when I lose. I started playing chess online years ago on Yahoo. I remember it as typical there. We see in championships that players pplay multiplle… | JBark |
| Off-Topic Discussion - Manners#1 I'm relatively new here so I know little about this site and what is "normal" here. That being said I wonder why it is so uncommon to find players willing to give a rematch or resign a game they are l… | JBark |