Question 1

What is HiMeet (Rook Club)?

Accepted Answer

HiMeet is a social network with free worldwide classifieds (ads and chat are translated into your language), 18+ dating, and online chess where players can stake USDC on Polygon. It also has free chess puzzles, tournaments and chess NFTs.

Question 2

Is there dating on HiMeet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dating is free and for adults only (18+): profiles with up to 3 photos, filters, likes, matches and private chat.

Question 3

Which currency and network does HiMeet use?

Accepted Answer

USDC on the Polygon network, plus a small amount of POL for network fees.

Question 4

What is the fee?

Accepted Answer

The fee is 10% of the pot, so the winner receives 90%. Draws and cancelled games are refunded in full.

Question 5

Who holds the stakes?

Accepted Answer

A smart contract holds the stakes, and the winner claims the prize from it.

Question 6

What is a chess NFT on HiMeet?

Accepted Answer

In the NFT Studio you pick a move from your own finished game and combine it with a cartoon chess piece, a mood and a background. The result is an ERC-721 NFT on Polygon that shows the board position of that move. Each move of a game can become an NFT only once.

Question 7

Can I sell a chess NFT on OpenSea?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The NFTs are standard ERC-721 tokens on Polygon with 5% creator royalties (ERC-2981), so they can be listed and traded on OpenSea.

Question 8

How do I play chess for crypto?

Accepted Answer

Sign in or connect a wallet, get USDC and a little POL on Polygon, create a game with a stake or join one in the lobby, and play. The winner claims 90% of the pot from the smart contract.

Question 9

What are HiMeet classifieds and are chats translated?

Accepted Answer

HiMeet has an international classifieds board in the Rook Club community: for sale, wanted, rent, jobs and services in any country and city. Ads and chat messages can be translated into your language with one tap. Your first ad is free.

Question 10

Can I practise for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can play chess against a bot or a friend for free without any stake.