I'm a bit slow for 10+0 so I wonder why there are so few tournament with longer time controls? Why is that?
I'm a bit slow for 10+0 so I wonder why there are so few tournament with longer time controls? Why is that?
I'm a bit slow for 10+0 so I wonder why there are so few tournament with longer time controls? Why is that?
Too easy to cheat.
If someone wants to cheat it's possible in 10+0 too. And most cheaters are exposed eventually. Too bad for us that needs more time when playing - especially for older people.
you can cheat in any tc except for bullet, from 3+0 to 180 + 180 there are cheaters
I think it is because slower time controls are less popular so the tournaments wouldn't get populated and so that is why they do have many 15+10 20+0 etc tournaments
Maybe it's because Lichess is also a smaller platform. On chess.com there are quite a few daily tournaments in 15+10 and 30+0.
It is not necessarily a smaller platform. Lichess is very popular with lots of amazing players.
@herr_shaibel said in #3:
If someone wants to cheat it's possible in 10+0 too. And most cheaters are exposed eventually. Too bad for us that needs more time when playing - especially for older people.
Maybe but the longer the time control the easier it is to cheat. While they may eventually be caught, they also just open another account.
@DJCrofts said in #6:
It is not necessarily a smaller platform. Lichess is very popular with lots of amazing players.
Well at least Lichess has less tournaments to choose from. It's a pity for us older players who are slower at calculating and operating the mouse.
@herr_shaibel have a look at the "Swiss" style tournaments maybe
for example there is a huge team here https://lichess.org/team/lichess-swiss which organizes multiple 30+0 tournaments every day
(longer time controls are somewhat less suitable to Lichess' arena tournaments style)
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