yeah, you can create up to 2 accounts for training purposes it says in rules
can you have two accounts on chess.com
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Apr 15, 2023
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crazyTom88 wrote:
I used the form, but what was strange was that I had to use a different email to be able to create the second account. If two were really allowed to be created I expected to do it all above board even on the same email, but I guess that isn't supported yet.
I'm pretty sure emails are going to remain as unique entries.
Apr 15, 2023
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In the Fair play policy: it states "Do not open more than 2 accounts (a second anonymous account is allowed for training purposes").
Chess.com Support says every member can now have 2 accounts. In some cases, this can still be considered cheating.
Apr 15, 2023
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One account is good enough. If you want to practice blindfold, do it in unrated games on the existing account
Apr 15, 2023
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ShikshaWithPraveen wrote:
One account is good enough. If you want to practice blindfold, do it in unrated games on the existing account
Good idea. Sometimes, Unrated games take very long to start unless you set the ingoing and outgoing both any, infinate sign.
JMB2010 skrev:
No, 2 accounts would be considered cheating. But there is a setting where you could play blindfold in live chess.
What if the player is PAYING fore 2 accounts? Its that ok?????
I used the form, but what was strange was that I had to use a different email to be able to create the second account. If two were really allowed to be created I expected to do it all above board even on the same email, but I guess that isn't supported yet.