Can we play Chess with bet?

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Can we play Chess with bet? like every 5 or 10 minutes game we can challenge the other player to bet at least $1 per game who ever will win got the $1 dollar via paypal. Player must have a paypal account.

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If you have your oponents telepone number it would work otherwise I DONT know how it would work==any sugestionsSmile

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basically on the other side of the game board there is a chat portion where we can talk and have a deal other wise you can add your opponent as friend where in we can view their profile. It's a fun game but it would be more challenging if we bet at least $1.. hehehehe

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I got your point the reason why I asked for this matter.

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I think they wanted to make chess.com a fun place for learning, not involving money. I agree abracax.

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you guys are mostly a premium member, so you played with good players just like your selves. So far as a member having a full access are you really get to play with sweat forehead?

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@David99Mchess - they just going to cheat by hitting the resign button.. Laughing

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Can we play Chess with bet?  vsabanal

NO, but thanks for asking.

You can also contact the staff directly via Help & Support with your question, which I bet $1,000,000,000,000,000,000.03 will be answered in the negative, just as soon as everyone there stops rolling on the floor in uncontrollable gales of laughter.

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Well, that would be really dumb. I play against you via internet. You have rybka, houdini and fritz. I lose money. This is chess sir, not poker. Want to play for money? Become good enough to be paid in tournaments for showing up.

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I think playing for money would be a fun option for this site. I believe there is at least one website where betting is allowed. I haven't visited that site for some time so I don't know if they still allow playing for money. There could be legal problems involved that's why they don't want to do it on this site.  I know the feds have closed down many of the gambling sites--poker and casino games--there used to be on the internet. Maybe someone should move to Costa Rica and set up a gambling site and include chess. 

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I think playing for money would be a fun option for this site

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amingh1 wrote:

I think playing for money would be a fun option for this site

I'd use the option to set my opponents 200-500 pts lower rated than me

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amingh1 wrote:

I think playing for money would be a fun option for this site

All right, just give me a minute to turn on Houdini and we can start our game.

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That's a stupid idea. Next people will be asking for strip chess!

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Check out this amazing chess website i just discovered.
players exchange real money instead of rating points
https://www.chess2play.com

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BPlayer78 wrote:

Check out this amazing chess website i just discovered.
players exchange real money instead of rating points
https://www.chess2play.com

 

I think this site have a lot of professional cheaters. 

Now I know why there are hundreds of chess programs around: to cheat people in order to take their money.

Avatar of MarcoBR444

"Chess is a foolish expedient for making idle people believe they are doing something very clever, when they are only wasting their time".

George Bernard Shaw (Irish literary Critic, Playwright and Essayist. 1925 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1856-1950)

http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/130579-chess-is-a-foolish-expedient-for-making-idle-people-believe

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gambling?? Seriously?!? It's just a game. Winning is prize enoug (for me)

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David99Mchess wrote:

I think that will make a lot of people start cheating.

 

Yes. It will be a good investment to by the best version of the best chess engine. Then it does not work on internet, only in OTB chess.