player's clock stayed at 0.9 for 5 moves

Hi,

I was just playing a 1-minute game in which the other player rwetewgwegwef clock stayed at 0:00.9 for 5 moves.


How is this possible?

Thanks for you help

@minutor said in #1:
> Hi,
>
> I was just playing a 1-minute game in which the other player rwetewgwegwef clock stayed at 0:00.9 for 5 moves.
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>
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> How is this possible?
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> Thanks for you help
They premoved those 5 moves.

@passionate_player said in #2:
> They premoved those 5 moves.
It wastes 0.001 seconds everytime

@AYUBALLENA said in #3:
> It wastes 0.001 seconds everytime
That is almost negligible isn't it

@passionate_player said in #4:
> That is almost negligible isn't it
Ye but the clock was at 0.9, and with 5 moves (5x0.001) it would be 0.895

I thought you couldn't pre-move multiple moves on lichess?

and also this lichess.org/ZoggKNB8?pov=youtubepremium

premoving wastes very little time, but lichess refunds the time as lag compensation(i guess) unlike chess.com which charges you 0.1 seconds for every premove. (trust me that's a lot in bullet)

What happened is that you have won a game.