Question by Vladimir Putin: Why do stupid idiots cheat in online chess with a computer simulation in the background?
in my last game… this guy apparently disconnected twice.. when he reconnected after 3 minutes??? he played a very strong move.

I countered his strong moves and….. disconnect AGAIN
then reconnect… surprise surprise strong move played by him.

I feel like getting a gun and shoving it in his mouth and pulling the trigger. What is there to be gained from cheating on an online website which requires a paid membership to play in? no prize money was at stake.

Best answer:

Answer by Bad boi
Because some people just need to get laid.

I think some people are just jerks because they are insecure and have no lives. They cannot do anything right so they need a computer game to win at and feel superior.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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What is the best or most commonly used FREE chess program I can get online?

Right now I have Winboard running Rybka, and Fritz. What would you suggest?

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What is the best or most commonly used FREE chess program I can get online?

Right now I have Winboard running Rybka, and Fritz. What would you suggest?

Question by Nicole Gabriel: Are there any computer version chess books? (Not ebook)?
I find chess books to be very helpfull in improving my chess play; however, chess studying thru a chess book is very time consuming and confusing at times because I have to set up a board and have to follow the annotations included in the book. I would like a chess book especially about strategy or game assessment that is made as a computer version software where the lecture is there via text or audio and the positions are played by pressing on the board arrows.

Best answer:

Answer by Peshka Master
In my training I use the software from Convekta.

Their programs are tailored to different strength levels and focus on various aspects of the game: tactics, strategy, endgames, etc. The have a free demo with many tests and explanations that you can download and try for FREE (I have no connection with the company): http://chessok.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=7_26&zenid=0c8uivj2914k6214cuc23gen64

Good luck and have fun!

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I can only be on the computer for a certain time, I do have a computer chess game that is not staring at a screen, but that could get boring

Are there common games ( card games, dominoes… ) that are one player

Sooner the answer the better

What the name of the opening:
W B
e4 d5
e4xd5 Nf6
Qf3
OK thanks. I am playing black. I like this reply as a lot of people move the queen out which is weak and risky, but that forward white pawn seems to cause me problems.

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I’m quite new to chess. I started playing about 8 weeks ago, playing about 3-4 hours per week. I have just started training with Chessmaster 10th edition and I beat players ranked around 1050.
What is a good training time per day? Is playing against a chess software a good way to learn. Do I need books? And, most important, how long would it take me to become a **decent** player?

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Hi, I was playing this guy with my BabasChess Graphical Interface for FICS (free Internet Chess Server) and I don’t think I’m that bad a player, however, he was DESTROYING ME. I think he was using a computer against me or something because the moves looked like that of a computer. Very materialistic moves. Anyways, is there a way to find out whether your opponent is using a computer against you. I know he may have been really good but I just want to know if you can do that. Or is there no way to tell?

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