cause you play and earned trophies and got in top. promoted today from stone to bronze
Why Am I Now In The Stone League?
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Jan 2, 2022
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BryanCFB wrote:
I do not really understand or care about these new Chess.com leagues but I got an alert today that I have apparently been upgraded from the Wood League to the Stone League.
Do you get such a designation just from playing a lot and how important is success rate? I have played maybe about 30 games in the last few days with only moderate success.
If anybody could shed some light on this I would be most appreciative. Thanks in advance.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.chess.com/amp/news/chesscom-releases-leagues
Jan 2, 2022
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#4
If you don't want to take part, you cam leave. Click the league badge on your homepage, profile, or mini-profile popup, then Leave League
Jan 2, 2022
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#6
johnworldesen2200 wrote:
will you restart to wood when you leave?
can you enter again?
If you leave and rejoin, you'll be in the league you were in, just in a brand new division.
Jan 2, 2022
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#8
Martin_Stahl wrote:
If you don't want to take part, you cam leave. Click the league badge on your homepage, profile, or mini-profile popup, then Leave League
I saw that I could drop out. I do not mind remaining in even though it does not mean that much to me. It adds a neat little trophy to my profile page.
Does me not really caring ruin the league for others though? If so I will gladly step aside.
Thanks.
oh i am in the Stone Age now. I got the same popup.
Jan 2, 2022
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#11
BryanCFB wrote:
Martin_Stahl wrote:
If you don't want to take part, you cam leave. Click the league badge on your homepage, profile, or mini-profile popup, then Leave League
I saw that I could drop out. I do not mind remaining in even though it does not mean that much to me. It adds a neat little trophy to my profile page.
Does me not really caring ruin the league for others though? If so I will gladly step aside.
Thanks.
You can do what you want to do. I just read that post as you didn't like it.
is it wood cup better than stone cup? could not imagine drinking on Stone cup. lol
yeah
They put this here for a reason: 
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Click on it next time
Jan 2, 2022
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#15
nTzT wrote:
They put this here for a reason: .
Click on it next time
I did see that option but I decided to try to seek out information using alternate means. Thanks for the advice though. Perhaps next time I will consider clicking on the information symbol. And perhaps not.
Happy new year and happy playing to all
Jan 4, 2022
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#17
Between the Player's League and the Daily Tournament, chess was turning into a real chore, for no payoff. Someone's else's payoff. Leaving those tournaments felt like a new lease on this game.
Jan 5, 2022
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#18
Good luck, and go for it, who knows you might be in Legends before you know it 
Martin_Stahl wrote:
johnworldesen2200 wrote:
will you restart to wood when you leave?
can you enter again?
If you leave and rejoin, you'll be in the league you were in, just in a brand new division.
Except for me. I achieved all the way to Champion League, but got demoted back to wood.
Chess.com, what's going on and can you take me back to the stars?
Jan 5, 2022
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#20
zone_chess wrote:
Martin_Stahl wrote:
johnworldesen2200 wrote:
will you restart to wood when you leave?
can you enter again?
If you leave and rejoin, you'll be in the league you were in, just in a brand new division.
Except for me. I achieved all the way to Champion League, but got demoted back to wood.
Chess.com, what's going on and can you take me back to the stars?
It was in beta before. It was always going to be reset when released to the whole site. The information in the beta was clear on that.
I do not really understand or care about these new Chess.com leagues but I got an alert today that I have apparently been upgraded from the Wood League to the Stone League.
Do you get such a designation just from playing a lot and how important is success rate? I have played maybe about 30 games in the last few days with only moderate success.
If anybody could shed some light on this I would be most appreciative. Thanks in advance.