Basic Member - Up to how many games?

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I'm sorry if this question is already answered but I just couldn't find the answer after searching for more than 20 minutes.

Up to how many games can a Basic Member play in this site?  In other CC sites I know, only up to 12 games.

Thank you for your time folks! Wink

-Mike

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As many as you'd like.

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mhykx wrote:

I'm sorry if this question is already answered but I just couldn't find the answer after searching for more than 20 minutes.

Up to how many games can a Basic Member play in this site?  In other CC sites I know, only up to 12 games.

Thank you for your time folks!

-Mik

Why do you need to now this,just becouse your a paying member ?.

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Mr. 1066, you don't need to be sarcastic.

I'm not a paying member.  I'm on my 10-day free trial.  And I would like to know how the number of games I would like to play will be affected if the 10-day period is over.  Of course, I will lose the opportunity of watching videos, learning from Chess Mentor, and participating in number of tournaments, and a lot more.  My question is, can I still accept or post challenges when I return to Basic Membership.

If I can play as many as I want (as Tricklev said), then all I can say, this site is fantastic because in other sites the number of games you can play is limited.

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You are only limited in the number of tournaments you can enter. You can have as many games as you like.

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kuya mhykx paano po yun?ung 10-day free trial?Laughing

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Thanks for the info rooperi!

Sharingan...basta na lang ako binigyan ng 10-day free trial e.  Tomorrow is my 9th day nga so I'm thinking of what to do....whether to purchase premium membership or go back to Basic.

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mhykx wrote:

Mr. 1066, you don't need to be sarcastic.

I'm not a paying member.  I'm on my 10-day free trial.  And I would like to know how the number of games I would like to play will be affected if the 10-day period is over.  Of course, I will lose the opportunity of watching videos, learning from Chess Mentor, and participating in number of tournaments, and a lot more.  My question is, can I still accept or post challenges when I return to Basic Membership.

If I can play as many as I want (as Tricklev said), then all I can say, this site is fantastic because in other sites the number of games you can play is limited.


 I'm finding on this chess site that a lot of paying members seem to think that thay are better than none paying members. Dan (1066)

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1066 wrote:
mhykx wrote:

Mr. 1066, you don't need to be sarcastic.

I'm not a paying member.  I'm on my 10-day free trial.  And I would like to know how the number of games I would like to play will be affected if the 10-day period is over.  Of course, I will lose the opportunity of watching videos, learning from Chess Mentor, and participating in number of tournaments, and a lot more.  My question is, can I still accept or post challenges when I return to Basic Membership.

If I can play as many as I want (as Tricklev said), then all I can say, this site is fantastic because in other sites the number of games you can play is limited.


 I'm finding on this chess site that a lot of paying members seem to think that thay are better than none paying members. Dan (1066)


Better in what regard?  I don't think that, in any regard.  I think the vast majority of premium members respect the fact that not everyone will be a premium member but without everyone this site wouldn't be as good.  By playing on this site you are supporting it, you don't need to pay to support it as well, although it does also rely on paying members for survival.

RE: Original topic: As a basic member you can play as many games as you like.

A Cool

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AMcHarg wrote:
1066 wrote:
mhykx wrote:

Mr. 1066, you don't need to be sarcastic.

I'm not a paying member.  I'm on my 10-day free trial.  And I would like to know how the number of games I would like to play will be affected if the 10-day period is over.  Of course, I will lose the opportunity of watching videos, learning from Chess Mentor, and participating in number of tournaments, and a lot more.  My question is, can I still accept or post challenges when I return to Basic Membership.

If I can play as many as I want (as Tricklev said), then all I can say, this site is fantastic because in other sites the number of games you can play is limited.


 I'm finding on this chess site that a lot of paying members seem to think that thay are better than none paying members. Dan (1066)


Better in what regard?  I don't think that, in any regard.  I think the vast majority of premium members respect the fact that not everyone will be a premium member but without everyone this site wouldn't be as good.  By playing on this site you are supporting it, you don't need to pay to support it as well, although it does also rely on paying members for survival.

RE: Original topic: As a basic member you can play as many games as you like.

A


 It seem to me that when you get paying members on this site that thy think that thy are Superior, just because thy payed.Not every body has money to become members of chess sites.Dan (1066)

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ninay wrote:

you could  create as many   account as you want as  long  as  you have a valid email.


No, you cannot create more than 1 account.

ADK

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rich wrote:

There is no set limit, bWefore now we've had someone playing 3500 games. Don't know how many you're thinking of though.


Whoa! 3,500...5,000??!!

That's really hard to manage for a working person like me.  Maybe I can handle up to 100 games only.

I want the Chess Mentor badly and the Videos are awesome.  I just don't have the time yet to maximize my membership.

But no doubt...Chess.com is the best.  And really deserves to be supported.  Right now, I support them by clicking on the ads (2 or more) everytime I visit.

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