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  • 3 years ago · Quote · #121

    demuxer

    I want to know how to keep my original chess.com account as I want to be a coach in the new chesskid platform, this will be better than starting a new account

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #122

    kohai

    demuxer wrote:

    I want to know how to keep my original chess.com account as I want to be a coach in the new chesskid platform, this will be better than starting a new account


    You can have an account on here and create one on ChessKid as the two aren't merged.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #123

    flatseven

    Help me understand the fees.  Is it @ 50 bucks per year/per kid no matter how many kids you sign up?  What if I run a club for a school, do I get a discount for signing up 10+ kids or something?

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #124

    panandh

    I just created an account in chesskid.com It looks great. I will explore further

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #126

    flatseven

    I tried using the site with my daughter, who is 4.  Unfortunately it was not very much different than the site for adults.  

    Okay, I know she is really young, but there seemed to be no allowance for new players.  We tried the tactics site and i found it to be quite advanced.  There was no setting so that I could adjust it to the level of my child.  I think there should be a "tactics" program directed at little kids who are still just learning how th pieces move.  

     

    My kid likes chess.com.  She likes pushing "the arrow" on the chess tutorial.  She is interested to see how the pieces move.  There is nothing better on the chess for kids site.  

    Chess master the program had a setting for playing against the computer that pitted you against a monkey.  The idea was really to learn how the pieces move.

    What does this have to offer that the ordinary site does not?  Make it better.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #127

    jay

    It is not $50 per year per Kid. If you have 20 kids you buy the 20 kid license for 1 year which is $200, which comes out to be $10/kid per year.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #128

    panandh

    flatseven wrote:

    I tried using the site with my daughter, who is 4.  Unfortunately it was not very much different than the site for adults.  

    Okay, I know she is really young, but there seemed to be no allowance for new players.  We tried the tactics site and i found it to be quite advanced.  There was no setting so that I could adjust it to the level of my child.  I think there should be a "tactics" program directed at little kids who are still just learning how th pieces move.  

     

    My kid likes chess.com.  She likes pushing "the arrow" on the chess tutorial.  She is interested to see how the pieces move.  There is nothing better on the chess for kids site.  

    Chess master the program had a setting for playing against the computer that pitted you against a monkey.  The idea was really to learn how the pieces move.

    What does this have to offer that the ordinary site does not?  Make it better.


    I agree. My daughter 9 yrs old could use the site for learning. But my 4yr old daughter is not that much interested. The things I look for the small kids new to chess is.

    . Learning chess moves when playing with computers. For example, highlighting check, showing all possible legal moves etc.

    . Help in tactics. Like move your bishop, move your king (for very low rated) look for the knight fork, look for checkmate (for low rated), etc

    Having said this, my 4yr old daughter is really looking to login the site and see the cool pictures of chess. In fact she says, "this is my chess, go and play your chess". She refers to chesskid.com and chess.com !!!

    Thats really a fantastic site.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #129

    Neener33

    I would like to use Chesskid.com to play my daughter while I'm away, but I can't. Are we able to play a live game?  

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #131

    erik

    Neener33 wrote:

    I would like to use Chesskid.com to play my daughter while I'm away, but I can't. Are we able to play a live game?  


    yep. go to BLITZ chess on chesskid.com

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #132

    Neener33

    So I'm on Blitz chess searching the six pages of online players, but I cannot find my daughter. It would be nice if it were like chess.com, alerting me when a friend has logged on. How can I find her? Also, why can't I sent her messages?

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #134

    Erik2

    Kacparov wrote:

    Yes, I had the same problem. When I entered blitx chess, I had 3 options: choose one of 3 time controls. And I always got automaticly paired up with a computer, even if there were other people.

    Same with me


  • 3 years ago · Quote · #135

    Conflagration_Planet

    Does it have chess mentor?

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #137

    Conflagration_Planet

    Oh...

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #140

    littlehotpot

    It does seem more expensive than here and you get less as well. ( I haven't joined, I was just having a look at the site).

    OK I know that chess.com is a business but that does seem more expensive 


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