AbigailII: In tournament chess, one method for punishing an opposing player who refused to resign was as follows.....
You have a king, rook, bishop, and four pawns. Your opponent has only a king. He won't resign. Instead of mating with rook and king, you push all four pawns to promotion (queens). Now you have four queens, rook, and bishop, and a crowd starts to gather around your table, all snickering about why he hasn't resigned.
Pretty cruel, I suppose, but it sure taught a tough lesson really fast.
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