jeeze, i can't find it either. it appears to be certified for use in uscf tournaments........... i just bought a plycounter; didn't feel like tracking down some app. but i'll probably print out the certification page from the uscf to show to td's. i was just in a tournament, and the td asked me not to use the plycounter. but it has a uscf stamp on the back, and he let me use the thing............
What is the Enotate link
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Jun 23, 2016
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The owner of the company passed away this year.
https://www.chess.com/news/view/ia-sevan-muradian-1975-2016-3997
I haven't kept up but my understanding is that his widow closed the company.
Jun 23, 2016
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doublebanzai wrote:
jeeze, i can't find it either. it appears to be certified for use in uscf tournaments........... i just bought a plycounter; didn't feel like tracking down some app. but i'll probably print out the certification page from the uscf to show to td's. i was just in a tournament, and the td asked me not to use the plycounter. but it has a uscf stamp on the back, and he let me use the thing............
TDs should allow, if it is only USCF rated and not FIDE. If they have their own score sheet they can require you to either fill one out or get them a copy of the game from the device.
There is the potential to disallow if it state in pre-tournament publicity. Of course, I probably wouldn't fight a TD on it and just use a paper score sheet if ended up being a big problem.
I was looking online for the link to download the eNotate chess software, but I couldn't find it. Can someone please post the link in this forum?