Games

Chess 1v1 duels for USDT

Strategy

Chess is the purest duel there is: two players, one board, no luck. Challenge someone on the site you both play on, put the same USDT into a smart contract, and the winner takes the whole pot.

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Duels in Chess waiting for a second player.

Duels in Chess

Every duel someone joined in it, the latest first.

How a duel in Chess goes

  1. Agree on the match

    Pick the time control — blitz 3+2 and rapid 10+0 are the usual ones — and how many games make the duel, say the best of three with colours switching. A draw is worth settling in advance too: replay it, or call off the duel.

  2. Playing it

    Send a direct challenge on Lichess or Chess.com with the agreed time control, and put the usernames in the duel’s note. Every game keeps its own link with every move, so there is no argument about who won.

  3. Settling the result

    The winner claims the pot on DuelMe and the opponent confirms, or resigns the duel outright; the pot is then the winner’s, to take out of the contract any time. If the site flags a game for fair play, dispute it, and each player takes back their own stake.