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Infinity Chess

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Infinity Chess is an important international server that allows you to play chess online against human players or chess engines. The site, in fact, provides various game modes combined between man, motor and centaur (human + computer).

It organizes various chess tournaments and offers everyone to test their skills against opponents at home, diversified by value, connected from all over the world, supports all UCI (Universal Chess Interface) chess engines and has assorted rooms for each type of activities and game modes.

You can start playing immediately as a guest or create an account, participate in official tournaments and organize your own by earning "Fini", which is the currency of Infinity Chess convertible into Euros and US Dollars and also allows you to provide your contribution and opinion in live chat.[1]

Infinity Chess organizes Engine Tournaments every day of the week,[2] but periodically organizes Freestyle Chess tournaments for centaurs (superset of advanced Chess, created by GM Garry Kasparov[3] in which each player can lawfully get help from chess programs and engines), with cash prizes. After the PAL/CSS Freestyle Tournament, the tours for centaurs organized by Infinity Chess were the most numerous and the most important in the world.[4]

Main Freestyle Chess tournaments organized[edit]

  • Welcome Freestyle Tournament (2008), won equally by Sephiroth (Eros Riccio, ITA) and Luminarydebris (Steven Cramton, USA)[5]
  • Christmas Freestyle Tournament (2008), won by Sephiroth (Eros Riccio)[6]
  • IC Freestyle Masters (2009), won by Sephiroth (Eros Riccio)[7]
  • 1st Infinity Freestyle Tournament (2012), won equally by Dovahkiin (Eros Riccio) and Ultra-d (David Evans, GBR)[8]
  • 2nd Infinity Freestyle Tournament (2012), won by Biertrinker (Jan Zidu, CZE)[9]
  • 3rd Infinity Freestyle Tournament (2012), won by Eddie (Richard Goma, USA)[10]
  • IC Freestyle Battle (2014), won by the Intagrand team (Anson Williams, David Evans and Nelson Hernandez)[11]
  • IC Team Cup (2015), won by the Pure Chess team[12]
  • IC Ultimate Challenge (2017), won by Zor (UAE)[13]

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