IMrosen taught me to never resign. Check out some of his draws its quite amazing.
Resign Already!
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It's poor etiquette to expect someone to resign because you think they should.
There are unwritten rules of etiquette in chess. Poor sports ignore them.
Never Resign!
If a position is hopeless for your oponent then just checkmate them, if you can't then why are you claiming that the position is hopeless?
Well Said
If I'm playing a timed game, I'm going to the mat. Sorry if you don't like it. Even in an untimed game I'm going to fight for the draw if I think it's possible. Maybe your endgames need work?
Mar 9, 2021
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#9
If you’re opponent still has time on his clock , if wishes to continue playing he may do so .
I got trashed one game, but then I kept playing. The guy made a mistake, and I ended up checkmating him. Thats why you shouldn't resign.
Wow
some people are just that stubborn o_O
Mar 9, 2021
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#13
Yes, sometimes I´m also a bit angry if one player plays on and on. But on the other hand if he or she does not resign it´s your part to checkmate this person. Show your skills, find the quickest way to finish him/her off and that´s it!
Never resign in a timed game.
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/8904961249
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/8994996357
you have absolutely no reason to resign in bullet
Mar 9, 2021
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#16
If you can't mate with a superior piece advantage, then that is your problem and not your opponent's.
My only advice to you is to GET GOOD N00B.
Mar 9, 2021
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#17
MeekThought wrote:
I’ve noticed in most of my wins my opponent refuses to resign in a hopeless position. This is poor etiquette and makes for a much less enjoyable chess game.
How about adding backgammon’s doubling cube to chess? For the player offering double odds they’d get +2 for a win (double the rating points of course), -2 for a loss, and -1 for a draw (the player accepting the double gets +1 for a draw obviously).
How about adding backgammon’s doubling cube to chess? For the player offering double odds they’d get +2 for a win (double the rating points of course), -2 for a loss, and -1 for a draw (the player accepting the double gets +1 for a draw obviously).
people are allowed to play until the end. stop complaining and just accept it.
ive won games even down a queen b4
Mar 9, 2021
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#19
I agree. No one is every wrong for choosing not to resign. If they want to play, their choice not yours.
How about adding backgammon’s doubling cube to chess? For the player offering double odds they’d get +2 for a win (double the rating points of course), -2 for a loss, and -1 for a draw (the player accepting the double gets +1 for a draw obviously).