
Earn 14 Days Of Free Premium By Watching Chess Streams On Twitch
Chess.com is happy to announce that from July 26 to August 11, you'll be able to watch chess streams on Twitch to earn 14 days of free premium! This is the perfect opportunity for you to win an extended free trial while enjoying two huge events, PogChamps 5 and the 2023 FIDE World Cup.
How To Claim Your Reward
To earn the 14 days of free premium, you must first connect your Chess.com and Twitch accounts. On your Settings page, you'll find the Connected Accounts option. From there, you'll see a button to connect your Twitch account. Click it and follow the instructions to connect your accounts.
After connecting the accounts, you'll be able to receive 14 days of free premium membership. Watch two hours of chess content on any participating partner channel. After watching the required stream time, go to your Twitch's Drops & Rewards inventory page to claim your reward. You'll then receive a code in your email that you can redeem to get your free 14-day membership.
Note that members who already have a premium membership cannot redeem the code themselves. However, they can forward their code to anyone of their choosing.
What Are The Participating Channels?
Many top chess streamers are participating in this special campaign. To see who they are, go to Twitch's Drops & Rewards campaigns page and find the chess campaign. Click on it to read all the details about it, including information on where to find the participating channels.
/ It was news to me. I am trying to ask support to look into it.
Chess.com has announced in News that chess.com is giving rewards on Twitch (CampaignDrops) for viewing time.
https://www.chess.com/news/view/twitch-drops-2023?ncc=4
Chess.com is supposed to appear in the Twitch campaigns list, but it's not there.
Yes, I am on Twitch, yes, my accounts are connected, and yes, I've refreshed the campaign page.
I know some Drops are not available in all regions. But a non-physical reward like Premium should be available everywhere, especially since Chess.com is so international.
Please, Support, find out what is going on.