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17. April 2010, 16:27:11 Subject: understanding the fischer clock  im a little unsure about how the clock works. am i able to do this with the fischer clock... 1 day per move is the time setting, if i move 3x per day you can gain 6 hours bonus time. so in this situation if i move 6x in the 1st two days i will not have to move for 1 day 12 hours, prior to timing out. 1 +6+6=1day 12 hours. the important part is having to move 3x... if it just calculates a single move pper day the clock will not work. 17. April 2010, 17:14:37 Subject: Re: understanding the fischer clock Nothingness: The 1 day is not per move but for the entire game, the clock counts when it is your turn. The 6 hours is the bonus you get for making a move. so using your scenario, you would get 18 hours (3 x 6 hours) if you move 3 times per day, added to your total time. You would have to plan 4 moves per day to be safe. 17. April 2010, 20:26:58 Subject: Re: understanding the fischer clock |
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