How can you advertise on Chess.com, if you want to let people know about your Event?
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Aug 20, 2019
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#103
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
If this was legit.....it would have been posted here......https://www.chess.com/forum/category/local-events
I don't have a problem with his event. My only issue is the "vagueness" of it.
I have been asking him what he mans by "expert" and he will not answer.
I mean...who wants to throw money away on that?
Aug 20, 2019
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#104
I don't have a problem with it either - if it's real. But so far he hasn't given me any reason to think the event is actually happening and that it isn't just some scam. But please, prove me wrong!
Aug 20, 2019
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#105
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
If only I read Coptic...
Heard it was optically cryptic and practically septic.
Aug 20, 2019
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#106
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
lol....that's what I meant......cryptic.
Not the best time to copt out.
Aug 20, 2019
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#107
Reepicheep14 wrote:
Yes and yes
ratingchess wrote:
My attendees only will be able to know who was Bobby Fischer friend and what he told me. This way only who is genuine and with good intentions will attend.
Are you sure you really did learn from Bobby Fischer's friend?
If I contact the venue, will they confirm that the event is actually scheduled?
Aug 20, 2019
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#108
IMBacon wrote:
Last year. You see, our Universe it's just math, or in a simplistic way...numbers. No wonder when the phylosphers where in glory they were the mathematicians of the time...now I'm working to find the algorithm of winning at the Lottery.
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
I wish I can do that, but I can't, because everyone it's different and I don't want to promise something which it's over my power. You can do only that much. You can take the horse to the water, but you can't force it to drink, don't you?
ratingchess wrote:
After all, anyone can be an expert, if that person put the time and the effort into it. Do you agree? Now I understand why some marketers don't want certain type of people to buy their products, because they just enjoy what the sellers have to offer and then request refund. Please, if you are one of those people, do not even think to come to my Event. The seats are very limited anyway and I would like my attendees to be "make it happen", open minded and enthusiastic kind people. Together we will form an awesome Mastermind and we will prove to the world what can be done if it's the right attitude. My attendees only will be able to know who was Bobby Fischer friend and what he told me. This way only who is genuine and with good intentions will attend. This Event is not for everyone, but for those who will feel the call and they will come without with the refund in mind. Some of the people here complain like a few hundred dollars it's a fortune. All I can tell you is this. The price of the tickets it's just a fraction of the value you will get at this Event. It's only one time and that's it. If you will come, you will thank yourself. If not, you will never know what you lost and your life will go on like before, but for those who will come their life will change for the better.
I'm still looking for your definition of "expert"
You're expecting people to pay for this information.
I would imagine a little bit of information explaining this would go a long way.
You know...something like:
"if you're a beginner, i can make you a..."
"if you're a B player, I can make you a..."
"If you're a Master, I can make you a..."
Some clarification could go a long way in making this attractive to people.
Ok...next question.
When did you discover this algorithm?
Aug 20, 2019
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#109
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
Aug 20, 2019
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#110
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
Aug 20, 2019
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#111
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
So a 3 year old is an expert?
how do you make a event?
Aug 20, 2019
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#113
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
Is this game and example of what your al gore rhythm can do?
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3959528797?username=ratingchess
You lost in 16 moves to a 1300 player.
Aug 20, 2019
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#114
Andrii0708 wrote:
By having to deal with a lot of... opposition?
how do you make a event?
Andrii0708 wrote:
how do you make a event?
become an expert walker first.
IMBacon wrote:
Is this game and example of what your al gore rhythm can do?
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3959528797?username=ratingchess
You lost in 16 moves to a 1300 player.
talk about an inconvenient truth...
Aug 20, 2019
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#117
IMBacon wrote:
That's me without the algorithm. Look for my games where there are brilliant moves in it. I used only to see what it does. Right now I work long hours, just to pay for the venue and I hoped that if I will sell all the tickets and I will have enough signs ups I could quit my job and concentrate full time on Chess.
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
Is this game and example of what your al gore rhythm can do?
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3959528797?username=ratingchess
You lost in 16 moves to a 1300 player.
Aug 20, 2019
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#118
IMBacon wrote:
That's me without the algorithm. Look for my games where there are brilliant moves in it. I used only to see what it does. Right now I work long hours, just to pay for the venue and I hoped that if I will sell all the tickets and I will have enough signs ups I could quit my job and concentrate full time on Chess.
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?
I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
Is this game and example of what your al gore rhythm can do?
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3959528797?username=ratingchess
You lost in 16 moves to a 1300 player.
Aug 20, 2019
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#119
ratingchess wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
For me expert is someone who knows a lot about the subject. For example, anyone who can walk is an expert in walking. Do you agree?I think the important question needs to be asked.
If the OP doesn't mean USCF Expert. Then what exactly does he mean by "expert"
No. Someone who can walk need not know a lot about walking. And what is the definition of a lot?
Before anybody answers...
Now that we have that out of the way.
My attendees only will be able to know who was Bobby Fischer friend and what he told me. This way only who is genuine and with good intentions will attend.
Are you sure you really did learn from Bobby Fischer's friend?
If I contact the venue, will they confirm that the event is actually scheduled?