In order to play, the players must have Facebook, and have each other added.

The two players must agree on a price to be sent to the winner of that game. The currency is d2jsp forum gold, of course.

Search Chess in the Facebook search bar, and click the one with 500,000 monthly users ( the one with the black rook as the picture ).

To prevent scams from happening if the loser chooses not to pay the price that was agreed to the winner of the game, the two players will private message each other through Facebook, where they would state their jsp for screenshot purposes, that can be used for S/A, if scammed.

After that step, one of the two players ( it does not matter who ) can invite the other for a game.

Winner of that game will receive the amount of forum gold from the other opponent, from what they agreed on.

In my opinion, this is a good way for people to go against each other, showing their chess skills, and overall, having fun!

So the big question is, what do you guys think?

It is too easy to cheat at chess played over the internet. Somebody could be using a chess program/game and use your moves as their moves in the chess program. The chess program then moves against them and they use that as their move against you. So you end up playing vs a computer on expert mode and there is no way to prove it.

This post was edited by NatureNames on Nov 1 2014 07:10pm

😱 dear mother of god...

I thought it was impossible to cheat in chess. h..ho..how could this b..be?

Hi there, there is a current suggestion for a "board games" subforum

http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=71016630&f=258&o=40

My suggestion is a bit different tho, If it will happen, It would be for pure passion, not for gamble




This post was edited by Greendale on Nov 2 2014 02:28am