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Nope I’m not being held to some insane double standard where they get to clock move and I have to touch move 😂

Just say you want to see me lose and move on, nobody was playing touch move why should I be the only one that has to follow that? 😂

@@akaNemsko I do not want to see anyone losing at chess, however, white played very well to the end and deserved his win. OK, it is painful to blunder away a whole rook but you know the chess rule that if you touch an opponent’s piece you must capture it if possiblle and that is firm Fide rule. If the hustlers made the same illegal move you should have reminded them and if you did not it is your fault. Your opponent reminded you of the illegal move but you dod not comply with the rule and in protest he left his won game. To be very clear white won the game according to all chess arbiters! He outplayed you whether we like it or not!

@@kevinwellwrought2024 correct , to veteran players of bilits games the default is a touch piece move, except only when it is explicitly waived by both players

@@leusmaximusx Bravo! If you touch an opponent’s piece and he does not protest and ignores it and makes the next then the game can continue as normal as if no rule has been broken , in other words, responsibility to stop the clock and inform the arbiter is with your opponent. In the case of the above game in question, white openly objected and protested which means black should have captured the pawn losing her rook and the game. Black simply lost the game specially as white outplayed her!