allbannedacc wrote:dear babasaheb
i dont think i can afford to play games to increase my level ....
If you were only increasing cubits as much as possible (& XP level), you would login in daily and play one rated game per day (costs 15 cubits and btw, the 25 & 50 cubit price games are really bad value here, now). And join a free or 5 cubit tourney [if it's a rated game tourney, that satisfies the rated game daily bonus requirement too, I believe). At 120 free cubits/day, you'd net 105 to 115 cubits/day (plus any XP level increase bonus], in merely two weeks at that pace, you'd have at least 1,470 to 1,610 cubits (while more is better, that's sufficient imo to carefully follow my suggestions at
http://www.chesscube.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5068, to build up tens of thousands of cubits, once your XP level reaches 30).
Or, you could take longer, play more games per day. Or, not try, and simply use up all your cubits each day playing games.
I suppose my main point here is, I see you've been playing 25 & 50 cubit games (15 cubit games would have been somewhat less wasteful), and 25 / 50 cubit games will cost you on average about 20,000 cubits per thousand games if you're winning about as many as you're losing. So, you can either BUY cubits to support that playing style, or, slowly wait for the site's daily free cubits to support that. IF you won about 90% of your games (eg. by playing only much weaker players), I suppose that might work o.k. with 50 cubit games to build your cubits balance as you do gain 10 cubits with each win while losing 50 with each loss (plus or minus a trivial black/white adjustment). But it certainly won't work with 25 cubit games no matter how many you win as you do not even when winning get your game price back (you'd do much better choosing 15 cubit games, as those are cheaper in the long run).
Once you've the budget (accumulated cubits) and XP 30 level, you can choose 200 cubit games (way better payoff, of 360 or 378 cubits per win vs 200 cubits to play) so you need only win somewhat more of those than you lose, to accumulate a healthy net gain in (details fully explained in my topic's link), and, play as many games here as you like for free.
.
.