Playing chess for real money

Before playing chess for real money, you must deposit money into your PlayE4™ account. There are several ways to play chess for real money after making a deposit: joining an existing chess table, creating a new one or enroll to one of PlayE4™'s tournaments. In all these cases there is a sum involved and the winner takes everything, paying a small fee.PlayE4™ protects its players from disconnections, thus when playing for real money, you can be sure that if a player disconnects and leaves the table in the middle of the game, he will pay the agreed stake.
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Anti-cheat security

Cheating in game intends to give an unfair advantage to one or more players by acting outside the rules. PlayE4™ uses the services of a world Anti-cheating company, called CogniSafe.
CogniSafe develops a next generation anti-cheat and security platform for the online players and game providers. Based on advanced behavioral analysis of the game processes and the gamer activities, CogniSafe's solution detects and handles a variety of threats on players and deviation from fair playing procedures. Cognisafe product highlights are:

  1. Enables to spot cheats and cheaters in real-time.

  2. Learning and adaptation against new threats or threats mutations .

  3. Provides Game metrics for rating and analyze players in game session and after the sessions.

Can protect multiple and multiplayer online games. (Patent pending - US patent 11/850,223)

Commissions when playing chess for real money

Chess - Single Game (Money) Commission is taken from the final winning sum (the winner pays for both players)

Up to $50: 4.9% Example: Joe and Alex play a single game with an initial sum involved of $10. Alex wins.
$9.02 will be added to Alex's balance and $10 will be deducted from Joe's balance (the commission is $0.49).

$50 up to $100: 3.9%

Over $100: 2.9%

chess - Series Games (Match) The commission is taken from the sum involved plus 0.5% for each additional point in a game over 1 (the winner pays both).

Up to $50: base commission (for 1 point): 4.9%, every point: +0.5%.

Example: Diane and Julia play a Series (match) up to 3 points with sum involved of $10. Diane wins the series 3-1. The commission for 3 points is a base commission of 4.9%+2*0.5%=5.9% The commission from each player is$10*5.9%=$0.59 (the winner pays both their commissions). $8.82 will be added to Diane's balance and $10 will be deducted from Julia's balance.

$50 up to $100: base commission (for 1 point): 3.9%, every point: +0.5%.

Over $100: base commission (for 1 point): 2.9%, every point: +0.5%.

PlayE4™ encourages matches between players with a similar rating level, therefore: Increase of 25% in commissions if the rating of one of the players is less than 1620.

And:

Increase of 50% in commissions when the rating difference is 100 to 199.
Increase of 100% in commissions when the rating difference is 200 or more.
Increase of 150% in commissions when the rating difference is 250 or more.
Increase of 200% in commissions when the rating difference is 300 or more.

The following applies only when the last 4 rules apply as well: -Increased commission will not be applied if both players have a rating higher than 1650 or less than 1450. -A rating lower than 1400 is considered as 1400 and displayed as 1400*.

Playing chess for fun (virtual) money

Play and practice chess for fun and improve your game skill. Once you have mastered the basics of the game, you can move up and play chess for real money.