gwnn wrote on 07/24/14 at 20:40:17:

If I were you, I'd contact them, tell them that you misunderstood what you were buying and ask either for a refund or to be able to convert to the 100-euros-for-a-year option instead. OK, maybe you should have read their T and C, but on the other hand it should've been made absolutely clear what the deal was without you needing to wade through all the small print. Whatever their legal obligation might be, it'd be a very bad public relations move if they refused.

gwnn wrote on 07/24/14 at 09:39:25:

Yes - but you have to pay 12 months anyway, which makes it 120 euros then. Have a look at their "terms and condiitions"....

100 euros for 12 months is quite a commitment for membership in such a new site. I'd be OK with paying 10 for a month, or whatever. This is too much. It's almost double what Playchess and ICC are charging!

RoleyPoley wrote on 04/07/14 at 20:37:02:


I would have watched those two, if I had known about it. 

never heard of it

I experimented the site with some games against computer opponents and in the first days, everything was ok, but today when playing a computer called Claudia just for fun, in the middle of the game she do not move, and I win always on time!   
Bugs on tactics training are not fun if someone is premium and I hope they fix it. I too will wait for more players to come.

gramsci wrote on 03/06/14 at 07:02:39:


In short, yes. It is the best and most up to date video resource on the Grünfeld as at the present time. Whether it's the best resource regardless of format will for me depend on the quality of the e-book (when it becomes available), I'm expecting it to be very good though as I think it's constructed from Svidler's own analysis files, at least that's the impression I got whilst watching the dvd, as he often says "refer to my analysis for further details".