Chess online?

[Shamm]

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

In my country chess is a game on the department of education and you can play and compete it to other schools and yes you are right that mate, chess has a few players around the world compared it to basketball or physical games.
Chess is a mental game that you need to protect your king at all times so it needs to do more calculation and read all the possible moves of your opponent to counter it and then you have a chance to win.

[fiulpro]

Can anyone tell me if you know any website where you can play online chess with other people
and that both man can invest crypto and winner takes it all?

There are certainly a lot of competitions that you can take part in on chess.com and you don't really have to pay on it and at the same time the winner gets awarded not just a trophy 🏆 but at the same time they also get cash prizes as well, therefore I do think you can use it pretty much for what you are aiming for but you must play on the site for a while till you are allowed to take part in these competitions as well other than that you can do P2P completions make a thread of your own, have a live game with people who are interested here on the forum as well, there are no bounds, if there are not any particular games then you can just make your own, if this suits well then at the end of the day then you can make your own website as well.

[m2017]

Can anyone tell me if you know any website where you can play online chess with other people
and that both man can invest crypto and winner takes it all?

As far as I know, there are chess tournaments, and, moreover, for more than a dozen years, and all over the world. Prize money is traditionally received by those who reach the top positions.

What you are describing is more like a duel where the winner takes the all bet. Also, I don't think such websites will become popular because the community of chess players is relatively small compared to other games such as card games. Mastering the cardgames like poker for the average player is easier and faster than chess, and this is a fact.

[iv4n]

Can anyone tell me if you know any website where you can play online chess with other people
and that both man can invest crypto and winner takes it all?

There are certainly a lot of competitions that you can take part in on chess.com and you don't really have to pay on it and at the same time the winner gets awarded not just a trophy 🏆 but at the same time they also get cash prizes as well, therefore I do think you can use it pretty much for what you are aiming for but you must play on the site for a while till you are allowed to take part in these competitions as well

I think it's pretty hard to win these tournaments, there are certainly real professionals there, people who play chess every day ... I think notblox1 thinks more of a friendly game with some small stakes, in terms of amateur chess!

other than that you can do P2P completions make a thread of your own, have a live game with people who are interested here on the forum as well, there are no bounds, if there are not any particular games then you can just make your own, if this suits well then at the end of the day then you can make your own website as well.

The big problem with online chess is cheating, I read somewhere that the only way to be 100% sure is that both players have a witness behind them! It's too easy to turn any chess on the hardest and drag your opponent's moves like yours and copy the computer's moves to the first game! Some people say online is good when it's free, when money gets in people become too greedy and they start using the strategy from above!
But anyway I would like to play against trusted forum members, that can be interesting! I didn't play for a long time so I am a bit rusty but I would try it anyway, just for fun!

[famososMuertos]

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What you are describing is more like a duel where the winner takes the all bet. Also, I don't think such websites will become popular because the community of chess players is relatively small compared to other games such as card games.
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Really! online chess was in fact one of the online games that had the most diffusion in the beginning of the Internet and still has, there are perhaps not hundreds but thousands of these sites and there are communities very similar to this forum with the presence of online users from everywhere of the world.

In fact, within those same forums, games are organized and a series of personal bets are carried out that involve money.

The beauty of chess is that it is so easy to learn the basics of its movements, that anyone can play it, that makes it popular, mastering it is something else.

Can anyone tell me if you know any website where you can play online chess with other people
and that both man can invest crypto and winner takes it all?

A bit old post, but if you allow me maybe something like Lightning Chess...

[dunfida]

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

On playing chess then your aim is to checkmate that King piece of your opponent which is the primary thing on winning the game.Speaking on seeing it on here on this market then i dont see anyone who do

give or offering game something like this which is really be mainly talking about PvP type of gaming online because it is just too unfair if you are going against a bot which is totally senseless.
So im not surprised that we couldnt see some sites that do offer Chess gaming.

[passwordnow]

What a coincidence, I've been playing online chess with what I've just found on google. Although there's no betting with it but you can have a deal with anyone who's also a chess player and have your match with a bet. It's like the usual betting between you and your opponent and winner gets the pot from both of you.

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

Yes, it's way better if you've learned it when you're younger but still not too late. You play and learn it online and understand the functions and how each piece works.

[24Kt]

What a coincidence, I've been playing online chess with what I've just found on google. Although there's no betting with it but you can have a deal with anyone who's also a chess player and have your match with a bet. It's like the usual betting between you and your opponent and winner gets the pot from both of you.

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

Yes, it's way better if you've learned it when you're younger but still not too late. You play and learn it online and understand the functions and how each piece works.

Can you share the link of the site that you are referring above? I found this site - https://www.chess.com/tournaments , which you can very well participate.

This site has even marketplace and merch you can shop from. Their stats on the site is also big. Having 517 online players. I don't know if this is one of the biggest online chess community but seems nice to explore for chess enthusiasts.

[Vaskiy]

What a coincidence, I've been playing online chess with what I've just found on google. Although there's no betting with it but you can have a deal with anyone who's also a chess player and have your match with a bet. It's like the usual betting between you and your opponent and winner gets the pot from both of you.

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

Yes, it's way better if you've learned it when you're younger but still not too late. You play and learn it online and understand the functions and how each piece works.

Can you share the link of the site that you are referring above? I found this site - https://www.chess.com/tournaments , which you can very well participate.

This site has even marketplace and merch you can shop from. Their stats on the site is also big. Having 517 online players. I don't know if this is one of the biggest online chess community but seems nice to explore for chess enthusiasts.

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Due to the pandemic most of the Chess tournaments hadn't been conducted. Further this got moved to online platform, when world ranking players participate and play in the tournaments. Now with the online playing access more and more number of common people who are much interested into Chess games have got an access through show their playing skills to the world. In the above mentioned platform there seems to have a good traffic from users, because within last 24 hours a big number of users have registered on the platform.

[passwordnow]

What a coincidence, I've been playing online chess with what I've just found on google. Although there's no betting with it but you can have a deal with anyone who's also a chess player and have your match with a bet. It's like the usual betting between you and your opponent and winner gets the pot from both of you.

Can you share the link of the site that you are referring above? I found this site - https://www.chess.com/tournaments , which you can very well participate.

This site has even marketplace and merch you can shop from. Their stats on the site is also big. Having 517 online players. I don't know if this is one of the biggest online chess community but seems nice to explore for chess enthusiasts.

I don't have to share it with you because that's the first one that will come out and that's it! AFAIK, that's likely the biggest online chess website since it's domain is just plain and likely everyone will go there just to play the game. And that's why if there are people in here interested in playing with the other members, you can organize a tournament or just the usual play and put your money on both of you.

[m2017]

I don't rule out the possibility that someday there will be platforms that offer various games for stakes using crypto currensy. As I said before, the community of chess players is quite small, so many different games can be hosted on such platforms, and not just one. Chess, checkers, backgammon and the like. This will allow fans of games with small communities to be united in one place. It seems to me that this niche is not yet occupied. It is possible to add tournaments to the addition to betting games. And all bets, winnings in crypto on all familiar games.

In fact, within those same forums, games are organized and a series of personal bets are carried out that involve money.

The world is changing and communities on the forums would do well to pay attention to new directions. I'm talking about new ways to pay prizes and bring small communities together on one platform.

[Oasisman]

I don't rule out the possibility that someday there will be platforms that offer various games for stakes using crypto currensy. As I said before, the community of chess players is quite small, so many different games can be hosted on such platforms, and not just one. Chess, checkers, backgammon and the like. This will allow fans of games with small communities to be united in one place. It seems to me that this niche is not yet occupied. It is possible to add tournaments to the addition to betting games. And all bets, winnings in crypto on all familiar games.

The easiest way to gather all the players in one place from a game/sport that is composed of only small community is to host a huge tournament. I mean a tournament with a huge prize pool.
Chess is one of the most challenging board game in history, I guess there would be a lot of people who knew how to play chess but most of them may not be interested in playing online due to several games offered in the online world, but adding crypto as the prizes for the tournament might catch more player's attention.

[bitzizzix]

I have been playing chess online for 2 years during the pandemic and I really love the game of chess and I often play in my spare time both traditional and online, and from my experience I can tell you, chesscube.com is the best site if you want to play live chess with your friends.
If you like playing on your phone, install the official chess.com app.

[TopTort777]

Those who play chess online, how to do handle with cheaters, that open another chess game, set a game against insane skilled computer, and copy opponent moves in second game, and by themselves copy computer moves in game against real player?

When I am in the mood, I play chess in real life. But that happens very rarely. I dont accept playing chess online (even though it is easier to find an opponent), as there are ways to cheat and game can be spoiler due to internet connection.

[madnessteat]

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In my opinion it is impossible to fight this. That's why I don't play online chess and if I wanted to play this game I'd rather play at a real chessboard and see my opponent.

Chess is a very good game, but playing it online and also for money is too high risks because of possible manipulations.

[AicecreaME]

Can anyone tell me if you know any website where you can play online chess with other people
and that both man can invest crypto and winner takes it all?

There are apps on playstore and appstore regarding chess game with either vs AI or vs other player of your choice or randomly picked. I believe there are also chess websites like that, but not exactly offering a play and bet style. Most platforms just either offer a completely play only or play-to-earn chess game. I really haven't stumbled upon a site offering play and bet at the same time. Most people just play and just put a personal bet on the side, but those are just applicable for those people who have known each other to secure the agreement.

Although I suppose it would really be fun to play and bet altogether so that there would be some sort of thrill and excitement during the game. Hopefully, you'll find an appropriate and reputable site for chess game.

[maydna]

I have been playing chess online for 2 years during the pandemic and I really love the game of chess and I often play in my spare time both traditional and online, and from my experience I can tell you, chesscube.com is the best site if you want to play live chess with your friends.
If you like playing on your phone, install the official chess.com app.

I am giving up when it comes to traditional and online chess, which means we play with our friend or bot or real player because I can't win from him/them, although he uses a known strategy that is almost the same from one round to another round. Playing chess will relate to how we can remember the strategy and how we can use bluffs while preparing for deadly attacks. Perhaps, it needs more learning or practice using a bot, from the weak to medium skills, and do it many times until I can play better.

[TheGreatPython]

Knowing the strategy of the enemy is useless if you are not good in simulation in your head since your enemy can easily adjust or mislead you if you are just moving to counter his moves. The battle starts in the brain itself since you will need to think fast and predict his movement so that you set traps in advance before his moves in its perfect position. I’m not a pro chess player but I’m always playing online chess with different user every night before bed time. This helps me exercise my brain,

If you know the strategy of your enemy, that only means that you are good at playing chess so it is possible for you defeat them. Chess games have their own timers so yes we need to think fast or better if you can think of advanced if what moves your going to do so that you can initiate them immediately when your turn comes, if you don't, chances are your time will run out and this will ruin your moves which can increase your chances of losing the game.

I am not sure if there are chess games but with bets involved using a crypto because I haven't seen one till now. Chess is a kind of board game right? but I have already seen board games that involves betting, games such as dice and card based games.

[kotajikikox]

I have been playing chess online for 2 years during the pandemic and I really love the game of chess and I often play in my spare time both traditional and online, and from my experience I can tell you, chesscube.com is the best site if you want to play live chess with your friends.
If you like playing on your phone, install the official chess.com app.

I am giving up when it comes to traditional and online chess, which means we play with our friend or bot or real player because I can't win from him/them, although he uses a known strategy that is almost the same from one round to another round. Playing chess will relate to how we can remember the strategy and how we can use bluffs while preparing for deadly attacks. Perhaps, it needs more learning or practice using a bot, from the weak to medium skills, and do it many times until I can play better.

Try my strategy mate, Stand in front of your Opponent and Look at the board from above than Looking straight , Put your self as spectator than player yourself from those? you can see the best result as you can see from the top what is happening in the board and what is the next movement of your opponent .

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

really? at your age you don't know how to play chess? you are part of the few people in the world that knows nothing about chess playing lol.

[Gozie51]

The game of Chess is part of the very few games I didn't know how to play. I realize that chess is better learnt when younger in school because at least you have all the free time to throw around. I watched few times people that played but it wasn't so much a popular game played around freely, may be it was a reason. However, Chess is highly calculative. You need to read up the opponent next move and try to checkmate it, I think that's mostly the technique of the game.

really? at your age you don't know how to play chess? you are part of the few people in the world that knows nothing about chess playing lol.

Knowing how to play is different from being a good player and also different from being a professional on it, so you see there are difference of levels into the games we play or claim to know how to play. lol.
There are also some games people don't know how to play and others do know it. So I'm not a professional player chess but nothing knowledge here and there doesn't make someone a good player.