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| Posted by jivago beck-web.com 10/31/2003 14:38:58 Play online chess |  Subject: Second move!Message: Members of @@@theoldergeneration@@@,i organise a team/teammaster.Insane is our teammaster (Highest rating).You will find the adress of the board in our clubhouse captainjivago.proboards21.com Everyone make his move, the best move i will play.Where can you put your move here in the "DATABASE" team/teammaster.Once you are in the base go to my name and you find out what todo you can self fil in your data do it good like i do.Just go to your name and do like me ok?I start the game with e4.We play W the master B.So we have now the second move.Move time from the start 7day's.If you got questions put it in our forum.Its unrating game.......:)Our players who are not member from the group here they will be notify by our forum on knot.I hope you all join!!!!have fun by this match.........:) Best regards CJ |
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