Playing chess in real life vs online

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Kaijudo

It all depends on how much you've played OTB or Online when you learned chess, imo... Those that started mostly OTB find online harder, and those that started playing online exclusively, find OTB harder...

I think the main difference between OTB and Online is, online you have dots and highlighted squares to help you play, and if your king is in check, the engine won't let you make an illegal move, so you can kinda play with out worrying about too many rules (I turn those dots off. If you haven't, try it), OTB, you and your opponent (sometimes an Arbiter) are the game engine, you have to make sure you don't make any illegal moves yourself, so there is a little learning curve if you've only played online. I like both OTB and Online; I suck at both too happy

aarav90909090909090

Same for me too ,on chess.com i have. A rating of 600 elo,and it keeps going up but mostly down,meanwhile in real life i can annaylis the game better and i even took part in a tournamnet in which there are 50 players,1 v 1 ,1 win - plus 10 points,lose-minus 5 points,draw-- plus zero points,there were 5 games for each person randomly chosen ,if you have 35 points after these 5 games ,you go to the next round,if you dont hav e 35 points,you are eliminated,i managed to wi n my first three games then lost one,and i was worried but i was just able to win because my oppojent maked 2 illegal moves,in the next round ,only 16 people remained,so there were 8 fights and only two could make it to the finals and i was one of them,i was losing in the end game but my oppoent played queen e6 ,making me to to have no moves,making it a stalemate and the price (8,000₹) and a chess trophy(made of real silver) was given to both of us,i got 4 thousnads and so did he,and i was happy ,it continued for 18 hours