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Marek Futrega then developed Literaki -) into a new word-based game with different rules than Scrabble.

After a threat of legal action from Cronix, the company with the rights to Internet versions of the game, Kurnik developed a similar game called 'Literaxx' ( Literaki -) in Polish), which differed from Scrabble only because of a different board, but Cronix considered these changes too minor for it not to be a copyright violation. Until Scrabble was also available at Kurnik, under the name Szkrable. The Polish version has about 100.000 registered users and, as of January 2007, an Alexa Internet ranking of around 1,200.

Guest mode for playing or observing games.Īccording to a gemiusTraffic research, in December 2004 the website was visited by 1.2 million unique users.

Fully automated online tournaments including private ones (organised by users).

Games can be replayed or downloaded in popular formats (PGN, PBN, SGF and others).

#Pinochle play ok archive

The service collects extensive player statistics and maintains a complete archive of games played in the last 6 months.Since 2012 all games are HTML5-based with support for mobile devices after migrating from Java applets.Since 7 October 2004 all game rules at Kurnik's web pages are available under the Creative Commons attribution-noncommercial licence. It is the most popular on-line board game website in Poland.