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Posted by
texasroseIII
(VIP) 11 Jul 2006 6:07pm
I'd like to know that when you play a 1, 5. 10........ however min game, that when the time runs out the oppossing player still gets more time. I set the table for 1 min per move, not 1.5. I have things to do, and yes those thirty secs do count sometimes.........i.e. a knock on the door, something in the oven, and so on
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Posted by
webmistress
(moderator) 11 Jul 2006 6:39pm
There are 2 issues here:
(1) The times that you see displayed are your local time-related - this is for your reference only. The real time spent is determined by the server.
At times when connection from your location to GameColony servers is slow, there is a visible difference in local time spent & server time spent.
(2) For the first 3 times after time-per-move expires, the player who let his/her time-per-move expire keeps receiving warnings. During these 3 times this player, however, gets some additional time. After the 3rd time-per-move expiration, no additional time is given. Occasionally, however, it may take up to additional 15 seconds on the part of the server to act regarding time-per-move expiration.
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