Originally posted by Dragon FireYes, of course, but I think most players move (almost) every day, even in 7 day time-out games. I try to, and if I meet an opponent with so many games in progress, I'll be more likely to move quickly (putting pressure on him/her).
Not necessarily as if your opponent only moves every 7 days you have 14 days turnaround so only 100 moves a day. Manageable, just but at 14/28 probably do-able.
Still, you are correct, 200 moves a day is assuming opponents move within a day.
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Originally posted by coquetteYou might want to recheck (Or I guess, check, in your case) your facts.
heng begins the next series of time outs, as predicted, along with the ratings drop, after accepting new games
http://www.timeforchess.com/core/viewpublicgames.php?&p1uid=332714&showgamescode=F&page=1
I'm not sure why you're going out of your way to try to assasinate heng's character by continuing to make negative stuff up about him.
Any chance you could leave him lose a few games via resignation/checkmate without attacking him and the way he choses to play on the site?
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Originally posted by arbeeFine he's on vacation so I can't time him out in our last game but do I care, he is not holding up the tournament as the next round has started (without him) and I have more moves to make than I have time to make them so it doesn't bother me.
check out uzumakiai
talk about vacation abuse 195 games left hanging
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I just wanna say that Heng is a nice guy and he has all the right to play as many games and tournaments as he wants.
For most who have a problem with that, the only way they can beat him are probably time outs and the fact he can't possibly concentrate on all of his games .. I guess he should be a 1700+ player if he would play less games ..