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Some of these people only win by sitting and doing nothing. They just sit watching the screen with their finger up their arse, and rotate on it.
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I wish they could create a more stylish kind of chess like the part where Harry, Ron and Harmoine played it in "Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone".
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If you aren't using your 2 minutes, you most likely aren't thinking enough. Personally, I don't find 2 minutes enough during the mid-game.
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Chess isnt about winning, loseing or finishing turns fast. Its about relaxing and taking a moment to sit back and examane the board.
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this chess sucks you cant move all the pieces you want to move i wanted to move my knight but it wouldant let me and there was free space
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"standard chess rules" say that if the chessclock hits 0, the player who has taken so long to make their move loses. This game does not appear to have a chessclock, so a lot of people seem to just sit there, doing nothing whatsoever, knowing that their opponent will have little option but to leave the game, leaving them as the winner.
So, in short, this game is fundamentally flawed. There are much better multiplayer chess games than this on Kongregate. Why this one keeps coming to the top of my searches, I'll never know.
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Why not a tut for the people that dont know how to play chess it might take a while but still telling them what the pieces are and how they move ill probobbly get them to start moving their pieces
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having your opponents always try to make you raise your bet on your 100 guest coins kinda distracts you from the game. for that, it only gets a 4/5.
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The game code that they give is NOT PGN. It's actually the severely outdated Long Algebraic notation that is not compatible with PGN readers (it helps noobs see moves, but besides that, it's inferior). Long Algebraic notation is like this: 1. Pe2e4. PGN is like this: 1. e4. Both describe the exact same move.