In a word, NO. Mutiple user accounts means that you have registered with chess.com under different user names, not diferent computers. If you have a "B" computer log in that is the same as your chess.com log in, again there is no multiple account. Chess.com understands that sometimes you will have a need to use other computers to log in a play games, for whatever reason. So don't fret, mate!
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ya . hope so .
problem is
when i am in home i use A
when in college i use B.as B is public many others uses it
got the answer .from another forum
Many family members use same computer. They shouldnot play rated games with each other as that can raise doubts of cheating to improve rating. Similarly you can avoid playing rated games with your common users.
Hi Vijay, dosen't matter about the "on line ratings". The higher the rating the less chance you have of playing lower rated people so in the end its all down to ability. sooner of later they will end up playing someone worthy of that rating and get a brutal awakaning!
Hi String-Rider.. It is not @ what your online ratings are. My family plays from home comp. When my daughter was playing with me I wrote to Kohai and she informed me @ this multiple accounts used for enhancing personal ratings. That is part of checks they have.
Don't worry.. I've logged in with this registered account from 4 different computers, 3 mobiles and 6 IP addresses.
Nothing will happen. :) Chill.
You can log-in from N number of computers but two people logging in from same IP address is the issue
vijaykulkarni wrote:
You can log-in from N number of computers but two people logging in from same IP address is the issue
Let me add & continue to the above sentence.....playing a rated game against each other. That will result in banning if chess.com finds out. For chess.com, a rule is a rule & even more so if you know it!
yes. i know it . i have not played a single rated/nrated against same computer acc holder
vijaykulkarni wrote:
You can log-in from N number of computers but two people logging in from same IP address is the issue
What if my friend and I are both at school and playing on chess.com via the school's internet connection? We are rated within 150 points of each other and play rated games constantly. Will there eventually be a problem, even if my main login place is at my home, and he at his?
i need ur help. let there are 2 computers .A and B.
A is my personal computer from where i created this account
B-is a public computer from where my 1 friend has created his account.and many people use it to login(it is our college computer)
NOW IF i LOG IN my acc from B will it be treated as multiple account?and my acc may close?