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According to
lichess.org/@/realcyberbird/blog/fun-stats-about-the-lichess-2023-winter-marathon-3-0/v3uAxCaa
the longest time spent playing was 20:27. Not sure if there are processed stats available somewhere that would give you an answer for other players.
lichess.org/@/realcyberbird/blog/fun-stats-about-the-lichess-2023-winter-marathon-3-0/v3uAxCaa
the longest time spent playing was 20:27. Not sure if there are processed stats available somewhere that would give you an answer for other players.
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I think you need to be more precise about what exactly you want to know because the question "did the champions of past Marathons actually keep playing for 24h with no breaks?" can be answered only by those specific players.
@HowardXue said in #1:
> I’m wondering if the champions of past Marathons did actually kept playing for 24h with no breaks? If they do, did they temporarily give up their normal timetable for 1 day, or somehow managed to hold on playing without breaking the daily routine? (for instance, one hand holding supper and the other holding the device? :)) I’m quite curious about this honestly.
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> (I didn’t dare to participate in Marathon even once, since there’s always a lot other things to do every day LoL)
24 hours without breaks is impossible, but you just have to know how to manage your breaks. I participated in the summer marathon for exactly 23 hours straight, before stopping because I had fulfilled my goal and my body told me to stop, but with the time of the pairings and the 2 hour meal breaks, my total on the board was 19 hours. if you count the preparation and everything else before the marathon, I spent 37 hours awake, so I didn't go out for 2 days, I didn't work or do anything other than play chess, drink and eat . That's why i played this only in summer
> I’m wondering if the champions of past Marathons did actually kept playing for 24h with no breaks? If they do, did they temporarily give up their normal timetable for 1 day, or somehow managed to hold on playing without breaking the daily routine? (for instance, one hand holding supper and the other holding the device? :)) I’m quite curious about this honestly.
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> (I didn’t dare to participate in Marathon even once, since there’s always a lot other things to do every day LoL)
24 hours without breaks is impossible, but you just have to know how to manage your breaks. I participated in the summer marathon for exactly 23 hours straight, before stopping because I had fulfilled my goal and my body told me to stop, but with the time of the pairings and the 2 hour meal breaks, my total on the board was 19 hours. if you count the preparation and everything else before the marathon, I spent 37 hours awake, so I didn't go out for 2 days, I didn't work or do anything other than play chess, drink and eat . That's why i played this only in summer
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I think that @Ragehunter played all 24hours in the last blitz marathon. Btw Howard join my money ultra bullet arena in bio )
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I was about to right "Even if you play 30 hours kid, you won't get a trophy '
Then I saw his ratings
Then I saw his ratings
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