I second that. I've been on this site for a little bit more than a year but a Diamond member about 10-11 days ago. The bottomless well of information here is wonderful. There's not enough time in a day to look at everything, especially the articles in the archives. I'm involved in about 20 or so vote chess games and I just can't get enough of this place. There's going to have to be a new addiction group: Chess Players Anonymous
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Jul 17, 2010
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2DecadePlayer wrote:
There's going to have to be a new addiction group: Chess Players Anonymous
That would make you a "CPA" ;)
well, I've always been good with numbers lol
It's getting to the point for me on this site when I'm away from it for a couple of hours I get shaky, thinking to myself I'm missing some new chess article or strategy that I need to study up on and read about. Like I keep saying, there is always something extra you can do to improve your game, and this is the place to do it.
I could not help but say how very much fun and rewarding it is coming onto chess.com.
Improving my game, playing with equally matched and those far advnced,has really been informative, but unconsciously even, a means of getting better and better. I feel that the more a player plays the better aquainted he/she is with the game, the pieces and what to do with them for great advantage...Chess.com is a place I go ervery night, because it is challenging, even I amn improving and there are so many more opportunities to learn the game, play against live opponents, chat with them and take instruction as well and advance that way. I love this site and consider it a positive addiction!