LunchMeet: Online Chess With Chesspark

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LunchMeet: Online Chess With Chesspark

10:52 | Eddie Codel | Aug 1st, 2007 6:47pm |

Online games are big business and people love chess. it’s no wonder that web 2.0 goodness has come to a game that has been loved for centuries. Chesspark is a platform for playing chess online with other players or against Robopawn, a virtual cyborg competitor. Strategic advisor and serial entrepeneur Brian Zisk stops by the Hat Factory for a discussion and demo of Chesspark.

Tags: Chesspark, Brian Zisk

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One Response to “LunchMeet: Online Chess With Chesspark”

Ferdyrojo:
October 30th, 2007 at 1:09 pm

I wanna know if you can include some common chess variants, such as Chess960 and Alice Chess (whose servers are offered in www.SchemingMind.com) for one trial-period.

Thanks in advance, chess fellows!