Chess.com Partners With Envy To Support Botez Sisters At New Envy Content House
Chess.com is partnering with Envy to support the Botez Sisters on their new adventures as they move into the Los Angeles Envy Content House. The sisters will share their roof with other star creators—former PogChamps participants JustaMinx and CodeMiko's Technician. Chess.com is a founding partner of the Envy Content House and will support Envy and the Botez sisters throughout 2022.
To celebrate the occasion, the housemates are inviting their closest friends to a housewarming party on stream on January 25. Fans will have a chance to party with the girls and enjoy one of the Envy Content House's main attractions: a Chess.com-themed lifesize chessboard! The Botez sisters will play their first chess match in the house and may even try IM Danny Rensch's human bullet chess.
The inaugural chess match on an enormous board is only a teaser of all the amazing chess content to come. The Envy Content House's unique infrastructure will give the sisters the tools they need to bring even better chess and IRL content to all of their fans. Its central location in Los Angeles will also make it easier for the sisters to collaborate with many of the massively successful creators who live there and further promote the game of chess to new audiences.
"This partnership represents Chess.com‘s continued investment to support creators and to bring Chess into the limelight," said Chess.com's CCO Danny Rensch. "Chess.com is putting a lot behind the idea of bringing 'online content stars' into the 'real world' and we believe in creating unique and special experiences for fans, both online and in-person" he added.
We believe in creating unique and special experiences for fans, both online and in-person.
— Danny Rensch
Chess.com is excited to be a part of this new chapter of the Botez sisters' lives and can't wait to see what they come up with next.
Join the housewarming party and check out Envy's exclusive content by tuning in to their YouTube channel on January 25 at 7 a.m. PST/16:00 CET. You can also keep up with more of Envy's content by following them on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.
Pedro Pinhata is the Writing Lead for Chess.com. He writes articles, feature announcements, event pages, and more. He has been playing chess since 2019 and lives in Brazil.
