Originally posted by Grampy BobbyRHP is a quirky site. It's an oddball amongst its competition - obviously coded by a guy who is not a serious chess player, yet has sufficient dedication to the concept of a chess website to keep it going for years and years, developing a respectable user base.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
[b]Your Assessment of Red Hot Pawn
"Red Hot Pawn" (By Edward Scimia, Chess Expert)
"Red Hot Pawn (and several other sites that offer the same service with a slightly different look and feel, such as Play The Immortal Game) is a turn-based correspondence chess site with more than 100,000 members. ...[text shortened]... benefit from the most and/or least? 3) Other objectively focused and relevant comments? Thanks,"[/b]
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemThanks for your candor and honesty. Which competitive online correspondence chess sites with public and private clan and club forums
RHP is a quirky site. It's an oddball amongst its competition - obviously coded by a guy who is not a serious chess player, yet has sufficient dedication to the concept of a chess website to keep it going for years and years, developing a respectable user base.
represent the most significant challenge to Red Hot Pawn's present market share during the next five years?
