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<< < 1 2 > >> 8. July 2004, 17:28:16 I disagree. I just checked the random position for screen chess and saw the king on d4. Not only would I never want to use that position, if my opponent had the same position the kings would start adjacent to each other. Is that allowed? And how do I get to see a different random position? 7. July 2004, 20:35:52 If someone times out in a chess game in which the opponent only has a king left, is that recorded as a loss or a draw for him/her? 3. July 2004, 17:42:24 Of course a tournament is set to the pace of the slowest player. Everyone has to finish their games for the tournament to be completed. By signing up for a tournament, you agree to wait for the other players in it. 3. July 2004, 17:37:31 Subject: Stevie Games will not time out. Nothing stops players from using that to delay games, so such is allowed. I am not sure that this board is a suitable place for your personal complaints against Kevin. 3. July 2004, 17:28:00 If game time is suspended, that means that no one is required to move. If you don't like how quickly someone moves, then don't play them again. What more needs to be said? 1. July 2004, 20:01:57 Subject: US Chess Federation Formula Modified beyond recognition. Try this link, if it works: US Chess Federation Formula 1. July 2004, 19:51:49 Brian1971: If this site really used the US Chess Federation formula, my rating would always be raised by less than 16 points for winning against a lower rated player. 1. July 2004, 19:26:01 "...Impossible to compare..." Not if I knew the rating formula. 1. July 2004, 19:15:37 While we are discussing ratings, consider this:
From: Jokl Date and time: 1. July 2004, 07:47:16 Subject: Your opponent resigned the game (Chess) (show game) You are the winner. BuilderQ: old BKR = 1886, new BKR = 1910 (+24) Jokl: old BKR = 1840, new BKR = 1813 (-27) Game type: Chess Why did I get less than my opponent lost, especially seeing as I had played LESS chess games in total? 29. June 2004, 21:53:11 Has anyone else looked in the message box while on Guest Mode? There are a few messages there, none of which can be deleted. 29. June 2004, 18:13:17 Oops, that link didn't work, nor did it even show up the way I wrote it. 29. June 2004, 18:11:41 ughaibu: the results of many matches are incorrectly recorded. Look at <A HRefhttp://brainking.com/game/Profile?u=9275&eg=16>this page; I have never really lost at spider line4. 29. June 2004, 01:03:38 Subject: Poll What does the current opinion poll, "When?", mean? When what? The end of the world? And why is it open if its deadline is June 10th? 28. June 2004, 16:32:44 Subject: Bug All archived games are listed as having one more move then they actually had. See how on my game list line4 games are listed as having 33 moves, which is impossible. << < 1 2 > >> |
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