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Mar 16, 2024
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first_two wrote:
Too expensive
Maybe in your country that is true unfortunately that is just way out of my control since I cannot have an affordable price for both parties depending on which currency is being discussed.
Mar 16, 2024
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#9
xjcl wrote:
You forgot to mention that you're a lil kid
Im not lol you are just old
Mar 16, 2024
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#11
GM_Katsu wrote:
xjcl wrote:
You forgot to mention that you're a lil kid
Im not lol you are just old
In all seriousness you should add a few sentences about who you are
Mar 16, 2024
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#15
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Mar 16, 2024
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#16
Saltyirishmen wrote:
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Those are unrated games and I usually only do them before club games or tournaments in which case I have one in a few days. the 300 I played was against a good friend of mine. I feel you should look at my games as a whole rather than just my most recent ones.
Mar 16, 2024
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#17
GM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Those are unrated games and I usually only do them before club games or tournaments in which case I have one in a few days. the 300 I played was against a good friend of mine. I feel you should look at my games as a whole rather than just my most recent ones.
That's fair I'm very skeptical with online chess.
Mar 16, 2024
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#18
Saltyirishmen wrote:
GM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Those are unrated games and I usually only do them before club games or tournaments in which case I have one in a few days. the 300 I played was against a good friend of mine. I feel you should look at my games as a whole rather than just my most recent ones.
That's fair I'm very skeptical with online chess.
As you should be cheating in online chess is a big concern but if it makes you feel more content I have beaten many masters and state champions in my state over the board that otherwise would have been borderline impossible for your average cheater here on chess.com. Obviously that is not concrete proof but it is a start.
Mar 16, 2024
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#19
YyGM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
GM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Those are unrated games and I usually only do them before club games or tournaments in which case I have one in a few days. the 300 I played was against a good friend of mine. I feel you should look at my games as a whole rather than just my most recent ones.
That's fair I'm very skeptical with online chess.
As you should be cheating in online chess is a big concern but if it makes you feel more content I have beaten many masters and state champions in my state over the board that otherwise would have been borderline impossible for your average cheater here on chess.com. Obviously that is not concrete proof but it is a start.
If I had the funds I would give you a chance, but I'm simply to poor at the moment, but all keep you in mind.
Mar 16, 2024
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#20
Saltyirishmen wrote:
YyGM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
GM_Katsu wrote:
Saltyirishmen wrote:
Yea, except I see a lot of your games are against people who are 300 to 600 eilo below you, which makes me question how good you really are...
Those are unrated games and I usually only do them before club games or tournaments in which case I have one in a few days. the 300 I played was against a good friend of mine. I feel you should look at my games as a whole rather than just my most recent ones.
That's fair I'm very skeptical with online chess.
As you should be cheating in online chess is a big concern but if it makes you feel more content I have beaten many masters and state champions in my state over the board that otherwise would have been borderline impossible for your average cheater here on chess.com. Obviously that is not concrete proof but it is a start.
If I had the funds I would give you a chance, but I'm simply to poor at the moment, but all keep you in mind.
I appreciate that! Please do not feel the need to buy my services if you are not comfortable with doing so I respect your decision.
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Hello my name is Jacoby, I am an active player in the U.S. and I have been playing chess for around 4 years but 1.5 years seriously. I learned the game at 6 years old but only recently started playing seriously. I own my state Capitol chess club and I am nominated for the most popular in my state so that shows my trustworthiness.
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