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10-05-2007, 02:26 AM

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"Crowdsourced" chess

Interesting take on it I guess, web 2.0 meets chess in a sense.

Via techcrunch

A new site that just launched today called CrowdChess aims to answer that question. You log on and sign up for a game. Each side is made up of teams of dozens, hundreds or even thousands of people. Anyone on a team can suggest the next move, and the move that gets the most votes is the one that is played out.

I think the site is at CrowdChess

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10-05-2007, 03:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
vitor Forum Rook Posts: 72 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Chess Profile	Nice but, no thanks! I have my hands full of single opponents right now! Hehhehheh

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Fromper Forum King Posts: 1,134 Thanked 68 Times in 66 Posts Chess Profile	Kinda like the Kasparov vs the world thing, only it's the world vs the world. --Fromper __________________ Current study plan: 1. Play at least 2 slow games per week. 2. Play an average of 1 blitz game per day. 3. Study ALL my games afterwards. 4. Tactics puzzles, preferably daily. 5. Study complete master games, mostly from references on the openings I play.

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