Help Bot has helped a lot in development of GetClub Chess. And today
GetClub Chess is playing very good games and the credit goes to Help
Bot (Nomorechess).

For helping me in developing GetClub Chess. Wlodzimierz Holsztynski
Suggested me that Help Bot should be awarded free games. So 225 Free
Games worth ($20.00) will be awarded next month to Help Bot for his
help & support in development of GetClub Chess.

He was on Top at GetClub for 5 months, But Recently being overtaken by
Zebediah. Earlier Taylor Kingston. was at the Top position at GetClub
Chess.

Now, It is very difficult to win even the Beginner Level.

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html

On Dec 13, 12:14 pm, Sanny wrote:
Help Bot has helped a lot in development of GetClub Chess. And today
GetClub Chess is playing very good games and the credit goes to Help
Bot (Nomorechess).

For helping me in developing GetClub Chess. Wlodzimierz Holsztynski
Suggested me that Help Bot should be awarded free games. So 225 Free
Games worth ($20.00) will be awarded next month to Help Bot for his
help & support in development of GetClub Chess.

He was on Top at GetClub for 5 months, But Recently being overtaken by
Zebediah. Earlier Taylor Kingston. was at the Top position at GetClub
Chess.

Now, It is very difficult to win even the Beginner Level.

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at:http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html

What an honor.

On Dec 13, 11:14 am, Sanny wrote:
So 225 Free
Games worth ($20.00) will be awarded next month to Help Bot for his

Is this a prize or punishment?

I once asked why GetClub is, in the scheme of things, rather expensive
at approximately US $0.089 per game.

Consider one of the costliest options around, Internet Chess Club at
US $60 per year. If you play just two games a day, ICC comes out to
about US $0.082 per game, slightly less than GetClub, and ICC
certainly has more to offer all around than GetClub.

On Dec 13, 2:29 pm, " wrote:

I once asked why GetClub is, in the scheme of things, rather expensive
at approximately US $0.089 per game.

Consider one of the costliest options around, Internet Chess Club at
US $60 per year. If you play just two games a day, ICC comes out to
about US $0.082 per game, slightly less than GetClub, and ICC
certainly has more to offer all around than GetClub.

When I played on ICC, there were certain players
who seemed to have a "special" connection; their
moves were relayed instantly, giving them a titanic
advantage in blitz and bullet chess. One person I
knew, who was an admin there, told me that some
of the other admins liked to play head-games, toy
with people's ratings and such. It didn't sound like
much fun except for the admins. :D


-- help bot

On Dec 14, 8:25 am, help bot wrote:
On Dec 13, 2:29 pm, " wrote:

I once asked why GetClub is, in the scheme of things, rather expensive
at approximately US $0.089 per game.

Consider one of the costliest options around, Internet Chess Club at
US $60 per year. If you play just two games a day, ICC comes out to
about US $0.082 per game, slightly less than GetClub, and ICC
certainly has more to offer all around than GetClub.

When I played on ICC, there were certain players
who seemed to have a "special" connection; their
moves were relayed instantly, giving them a titanic
advantage in blitz and bullet chess. One person I
knew, who was an admin there, told me that some
of the other admins liked to play head-games, toy
with people's ratings and such. It didn't sound like
much fun except for the admins. :D

-- help bot

I found you played a few games with Easy & Normal Levels and win them
all. Hows that, were you using any help from computer or today you
have eaten 100 calories extra???

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html

I once asked why GetClub is, in the scheme of things, rather expensive
at approximately US $0.089 per game.

Consider one of the costliest options around, Internet Chess Club at
US $60 per year. If you play just two games a day, ICC comes out to
about US $0.082 per game, slightly less than GetClub, and ICC
certainly has more to offer all around than GetClub.

GetClub Chess Purchase rate can be found at: http://www.getclub.com/PurchaseGames.html

From web Statistics at GetClub Chess I found In an year a Player Plays
Just 150 Games on an Average. Most of them Play just 100 Games. They
play 3-4 Games in a day then vanish for a week and come again after a
week to play 3-4 games in a day.

Players only play when they have good time and are free. They do not
come daily but come randomly. And when they play they play 3-4 games
together.

So $60 for 150 Games in an year at ICC is very costly as you pay $0.4
per game at ICC. While at GetClub you have to pay only $0.08 per game.
So GetClub Chess is 5 times cheaper to play. And also you can start
with small amout as little as $5.00 and $10.00 as per your needs.

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html

On Dec 14, 1:35 am, Sanny wrote:

I found you played a few games with Easy & Normal Levels and win them
all. Hows that, were you using any help from computer or today you
have eaten 100 calories extra???

If you ask me, the program was playing tougher chess
when I lost the other day. (Or maybe I was just having a
very bad day, but didn't realize it.)

Here's how you'll know if I am using a computer: your
program will be *crushed* game after game, in under 25
moves. "There are nice programs, and there are tough
players, and I'm a tough player." -- Fritz 5.32
I would guess that old Fritz is somewhere around 2600
strength, even without any openings book. Now, when a
2600 grandmaster plays a computer which is incapable
of "seeing" any tactics which Fritz cannot, the result is
always the same: devastation.

When I played at ChessWorld.com, IM Innes was on
there, rated around 2200+, yet there were many players
above 3000; this kind of gap indicates that no way was
he utilizing his brand new Rybka program, because he
would have climbed hundreds of rating points in just a
few weeks to somewhere above the 3000 mark. By the
same token, if I were to use some program to defeat
the GetClub program, I would win every game and my
rating would be astronomical (i.e. 1500+), my win/loss
record unblemished. In addition, my wins would be
much quicker, so I could play far more games in the
same amount of time; there would be no complaints
of K&N vs. K endings, because Fritz would always be
at least a Queen ahead. :D


-- help bot

On Dec 13, 10:14 am, Sanny wrote:

Wlodzimierz Holsztynski suggested me that Help Bot
should be awarded free games. So 225 Free Games
worth ($20.00) will be awarded next month to Help Bot
[...]

Help Bot, you owe me one.

Wlod

Sanny wrote:
I once asked why GetClub is, in the scheme of things, rather expensive
at approximately US $0.089 per game.

Consider one of the costliest options around, Internet Chess Club at
US $60 per year. If you play just two games a day, ICC comes out to
about US $0.082 per game, slightly less than GetClub, and ICC
certainly has more to offer all around than GetClub.

GetClub Chess Purchase rate can be found at: http://www.getclub.com/PurchaseGames.html

From web Statistics at GetClub Chess I found In an year a Player Plays
Just 150 Games on an Average. Most of them Play just 100 Games. They
play 3-4 Games in a day then vanish for a week and come again after a
week to play 3-4 games in a day.

Players only play when they have good time and are free. They do not
come daily but come randomly. And when they play they play 3-4 games
together.

So $60 for 150 Games in an year at ICC is very costly as you pay $0.4
per game at ICC. While at GetClub you have to pay only $0.08 per game.
So GetClub Chess is 5 times cheaper to play. And also you can start
with small amout as little as $5.00 and $10.00 as per your needs.

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html



It's a lot more expensive than FICS.