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And rage-quit happens again. As soon as the guy blunders, he quits (I can see he is no longer "green"). Shouldn't this be detected as a game leave and propose to "claim victory"? https://lichess.org/z…

#17 the "claim victory" option wasn't displayed, even after 2 minutes the other guy went away- his game time simply went off.

#16 I am aware of that. You can have material disadvantage and still be in a winning position. I see you have an high rating- so probably you have a different experience about rage-quitting. I think r…

#13 I think you posted that game, because at some point I was up 3-4 points and in the end I still lost the game. That's ok. The opponent didn't disconnect; he kept playing, and he won in the end. Tha…

#11 not sure if you read the posts above- I suggested to just count material, not to evaluate the full position using Stockfish. I am aware that simply counting pawns and pieces is not as accurate as …

#7 I don't know if you can look at the disconnection history alone-- You want to protect people with a flaky connection. I am actually OK to wait for an opponent who has a genuine connection problem (…

I didn't know you can block players- but anyway, that isn't a perfect solution. Maybe I never saw the guy, or maybe I'd like to play again with him. And anyway, they will play (and behave the same) wi…

Well, I was the black player- my completion rate is 100%. The other guy's completion rate is 70%! How can I see if a guy is marked for sitting?

There are a lot of players who when losing, would just close the browser instead of resigning from the game. I don't think these are disconnections- they simply get angry and want to have the other pl…