Since we have a small turn out, we will convert to a round robin event, but this means we need to challenge manually. When time to play, the first player list should create a challenge. First, as White and then as Black when the first game is complete. Here is how to do that:
Go to the "Michigan Online Speed Championship" club on chess.com and select "Members" to find your opponent. Note that the screenshot was taken from a different club.
You can either search for your opponent's ID or sort in a way that makes it easier to find in our list of members. Click on your opponent's ID to bring up their member page.
On their member page, you should see an option to "Challenge" them.
Be sure to select the correct time control (G/5+2sec increment) and color. The game should be Chess.com rated. Once the settings are correct, select "Play".
Since we have a small turn out, we will convert to a round robin event, but this means we need to challenge manually. When time to play, the first player list should create a challenge. First, as White and then as Black when the first game is complete. Here is how to do that:
Go to the "Michigan Online Speed Championship" club on chess.com and select "Members" to find your opponent. Note that the screenshot was taken from a different club.
You can either search for your opponent's ID or sort in a way that makes it easier to find in our list of members. Click on your opponent's ID to bring up their member page.
Be sure to select the correct time control (G/5+2sec increment) and color. The game should be Chess.com rated. Once the settings are correct, select "Play".