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30 days is too little. Take a couple of two-week holidays a year, and you have very little time for emergencies.
This year, I'll be taking a couple of very important examinations, and for a couple of months, I'll have to study and stay off QA.
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I'm strongly against tournaments at three days per move. At the moment, I don't have internet access at home so, if my opponent moves on Friday night, I don't get to see that move for two days and have to move before I leave work on Monday, which means no opportunity to analyze the position at home.
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I study at a university(full time), I also have "a couple of very important examinations", besides that I work to a multinacional software company, and I have time to play some moves here almost everyday.
If one can't play that much, just take less games, subscribe to less tournaments...
I've used about 3-4 days of QA hollidays, in 6 months...
I support the idea of 3days/move too.
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play less tournaments you say but even if you are in one, it can last for months, shame to not be able to play any because of only 30 days a year vacation, or like i said, speed the tourneys up somehow.
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