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Resuming Games

 How do I resume a game? 
Except in the case of data lost in system crashes, interrupted games are automatically recorded on the GamesGrid server. Unfinished matches are listed in Match History, in the Unfinished Matches section. If you are disconnected while playing a match, most players will wait a few minutes for you to reconnect and resume.

To resume, click on the player's nickname, and use the Invite menu item, or double-click and select Invite in the pop-up menu. Then select Resume in the dialogue box. The match will continue from the previous position.

 My opponent won't resume. What should I do? 
Courtesy and fair play require that you and your opponent try to resume your match, and that the match be completed in a reasonable time. If your opponent refuses, talk with a sysop online; they will talk with the player and try to get them to agree to resume.

Unfinished matches are subject to Automated Match Resolution if not completed by the players in a timely manner.

 What is Resume-Only? 
In order to be fair to their opponents, players with 8 or more unfinished matches are set to Resume-Only status. They may only resume unfinished games.

 What is Automated Match Resolution? 
Automated Match Resolution is a method for assigning ratings adjustments for unfinished matches. GamesGrid uses the high-level robots GnuBG and Snowie to evaluate the match-winning chances (MWC) of each side, and assign fair proportional ratings changes based on that evaluation. In addition, AMR accounts for ratings differences between the players. See the AMR description for more information.


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