How to gain points in chess

How to Get Points on Chess.com (Community Style, Baby)

Okay, so you’re chilling on Chess.com, wondering: How the heck do I rack up those sweet, sweet community points? Maybe you want to flex, maybe you want that badge life, or maybe you're just bored and competitive (relatable). Either way—let’s break it down.

1. Comment Like a Legend
See a blog? Comment. See a forum post? Comment. Did someone post a meme? Yupow to Get Points on Chess.com (Community Style, Baby)

Okay, so you’re chilling on Chess.com, wondering: How the heck do I rack up those sweet, sweet community points? Maybe you want to flex, maybe you want that badge life, or maybe you're just bored and competitive (relatable). Either way—let’s break it down.

1. Comment Like a Legend
See a blog? Comment. See a forum post? Comment. Did someone post a meme? Yup, comment. Just don’t be annoying—say something mildly useful, or at least funny. People like that. Bonus: you might actually learn something.

2. Write Blogs (Even If They’re Dumb)
This blog is literally an example. Write a blog. It could be about chess, life, penguins, or your grandma’s legendary opening blunder. Doesn’t matter. People read anything if it has a cool title like “5 Chess Tips That Changed My Life and Made Me a Better Human.”

3. Join Clubs, Be Loud
Join chess clubs. Post in them. Ask questions. Answer other people’s questions like you’re Magnus Carlsen in disguise. Be active, be helpful, be kinda funny. Points will roll in.

4. React Like It’s Social Media
Thumbs up. Fire emoji. Laugh emoji. React to stuff. It counts. It’s easy. Do it while eating cereal.

Basically—engage. Be present. Fake being a chess influencer if you have to.

Now go forth, get those points, and be weirdly proud of your digital street cred. 🏆