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No way. You need repetition to force a draw, otherwise it's decided by time. Anything else is ridiculous.

The person who played worse is always the one who lost, obviously.

Anyone can beat a 2200 once. It doesn't make you a 2200.

The short answer is no, you can't get that feature. Timing out isn't always what you think it is, it could be just a bad internet connection.

No, chess.com has something much more simple, if you play against someone the same rating as you you get +8 for a win and -8 for a loss. It's a better system, the ratings on lichess have really starte…

You can't take lichess ratings seriously. For example FM Justicebot's 2700 classical rating is clearly a demonstration of how easy it is to game glicko ratings.

It's a weird argument, because from a technological point of view, it's impossible. Now there is the possibility that the Lichess server itself is targeting you for nationalistic/sexist/racist reasons…

It's just your imagination. There's no software that makes your opponent lag, how could there be?

Maybe they just haven't unlocked all the good chess pieces yet. It took me years to unlock the queen but once I did I'm totally owning most of my friends.

@todo_pro is right, the issue is analysis depth. All the puzzles need to be re-evaluated at higher depth and things like this will go away, but of course the cpu to do that costs money.