Who is supposed to initiate the handshake after the game the winner or loser what about a draw?
Handshake Etiquette
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Usually its the player with the largest hands. You would never see Trump extend his hand in a game.
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Seems that many times a person who is resigning often does so while extending their hand. Perhaps similar protocol for draw - the person agreeing to a draw offer extends their hand?
Of course, if it is Topalov-Kramnik there might not be any hand shakes at all....Mike Pence: the Lord of the fly.
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i had a game once where I went to give a hand shake and the guy said no im good thanks ... I was like, um okay?
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Hi Lee. Way down here in the Niagara Peninsula, the person who spits on their hand first is the one who initiates the shake. The only exception to this rule is if your opponent is a Shaker, in which case the rule "Shaker shakes first" applies.Originally posted by Lee Hendon View PostWho is supposed to initiate the handshake after the game the winner or loser what about a draw?"We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office." - Aesop
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Hey, don't knock it! At least ****** and ***** haven't chimed in yet.....Originally posted by Alex Ferreira View PostAh chesstalk :-)
When we run out of things to discuss.Last edited by Fred Harvey; Saturday, 8 June, 2019, 08:23 AM.Fred Harvey
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If I've come down with a last minute cold after I have entered I tend not to shake hands but let my opponent know. Others should do the same!!!!!
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I much prefer fist bumps, but some players just do not understand. Some people crush your hand when you shake it, others, just give germs. Why are people obsessed with shaking hands. A much better custom is to bow, like in Japan. The deeper the bow, the more respect shown -- and no germs passed.Originally posted by John Brown View PostIf I've come down with a last minute cold after I have entered I tend not to shake hands but let my opponent know. Others should do the same!!!!!
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