Chess Question/HELP?

Question

How do you forfeit a chess game?

The correct way.

I know youre supposed to do something with the king, or was it the queen?!

Answer 1

The term for conceding defeat in Chess is called resigning. In online Chess there is a 'resign' button. In over-the-board Chess tipping one's King is a traditional way to resign, but if you go to a tournament you'll see very few players resign that way. Most people simply shake hands and say, "nice game" or something similar.

Answer 2

To forfeit in chess you are suppose to say that I give up and gently knock down your king on you turn.

Answer 3

Tip over your king.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

In casual games a player will typically tip over the king in resignation, but I have never seen it occur in tournaments. From what I observed among professional chess-players, the player who decided to resign would hold up his hand to the opponent for a handshake, and it was accepted that he was resigning. To these top players it is very clear who has the advantage so a draw offer cannot be confused with a resignation.

Among weaker players in tournaments I think players sometimes get confused when someone just offers their hand because they do not know the correct procedure to resign, so I would sometimes say "I resign" and then offer my hand. A player once stopped his clock and offered his hand to me, I think this is another way of resigning.

Answer 6

Once beaten, take the king, and throw it at your opponent's face. Proceed to lay a hailstorm of cusses on him, flip the bird, and walk away.

Answer 7

you knock down the king and shake hands with your opponent

Answer 8

You lay the king on it's side, traditionally your supposed to do that when the king is checkmated as well. It's all matinee