Fight on.....even when he eventually beats you (afterall he IS Magnus) think of how much one would learn by continuing to play and observe his strategies.
if you were a piece down against Magnus?
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No different than if two pieces up against him. Be sure to know your blood type because shortly you would be needing it from the savage beating about to befall you.
* - one of the more sorry ass forum topics - a great boredom seems to have settled over our unimaginative flock of young patzers
If i was a piece down against Carlsen i would resign, to play on is a terrible way to disrespect a player of his ability.
May 1, 2016
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I would go into deep think for a while and then sac a piece to try to put him in check, just so I can say to the world champion with determination "CHECK!". And when he just got rid of my pieces, I would raise an eyebrow and go "hmmm, interesting", as if I miscalculated my checkmate attempt 
May 1, 2016
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Markle wrote:
If i was a piece down against Carlsen i would resign, to play on is a terrible way to disrespect a player of his ability.
Meh, it comes with the territory of playing down so low. I wouldn't treat him any differently. I would already be kind of embarrassed just to play a game... but if we're already playing then I'm not going to resign any earlier than I normally would... a whole piece isn't quite enough for me to resign in a serious game (I usually play a few more moves).
would you resign or play on?