Create your Virtual Room on Playchess.com in seconds

by Arne Kaehler
7/3/2020 – It is possible to create your personal room on Playchess.com in just a couple of seconds. With your Virtual Room you are able to organise your own chess tournaments, have club events, give teaching courses and play simuls. In a short video we show you how easy it is to create the room.

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Your personal room

If you have an account on Playchess.com, you probably noticed the list of rooms on the right part of the screen.

Besides being able to challenge other players all around the world for a chess game in the "Main Playing Hall" you are also able to create your own personal virtual rooms, and invite whoever you want to join your events.

With your virtual room you can:

  • Create a tournament
  • Create a club match
  • Create a simul
  • Create a broadcast

All these features will be covered with more videos in the upcoming weeks, starting with a tutorial how to organise a simul in your personal room.

Creating the virtual room

By clicking on the headline above, you can check out our tutorial on how to create your virtual room. For those of you who want to have a visual guide on how to open a virtual room in your browser, please take a look at the video below:

Have fun with your room on playchess.com and have a great chess time.

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Topics: Tutorials, video, virtual training rooms, youtube
Arne Kaehler, a creative thinker who is passionate about board games in general was born in Hamburg and learned how to play chess at a very young age. Through teaching chess to youth teams and creating chess content on YouTube, Arne was able to extend this passion onto others and has even made an online chess course for anyone who wants to learn how to play this game. Currently, Arne blogs for the English news page of ChessBase and focuses on creating promotional and entertaining articles.
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