I'm looking to play chess online on ChessBase and follow major tournaments. Can you explain the key differences between playing 'against beginners' and 'at club level,' including who each option is for and any specific features like ratings or login requirements? Also, what's the main advantage of downloading the Windows software for playing and watching? Finally, please identify at least two major chess tournaments listed in the 'Live Tournaments' section on the homepage.
Navigate to 'https://en.chessbase.com/'. Click on the 'Learn chess' link. Read the descriptions for 'Play online against beginners' and 'Now play online at club level' to identify their target audience, features (e.g., clock, ratings), and requirements (e.g., login). Read the description for 'Download windows software' to understand its primary benefit. Go back to the homepage. Locate the 'Live Tournaments' section. List the names of at least two tournaments displayed in the 'Live Tournaments' section. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Learn chess' section. The agent explains that 'Play online against beginners' is for less experienced players and includes a clock. The agent explains that 'Now play online at club level' is for experienced players, requires login, and offers rated games with opponents matched to playing strength. The agent states that the 'Windows access software for the ChessBase server' makes playing and watching 'even more fun'. The agent successfully navigates back to the homepage. The agent successfully identifies the 'Live Tournaments' section. The agent lists the names of at least two tournaments from the 'Live Tournaments' section (e.g., 'Cairns Cup 2025', '2nd Uzchess Cup Masters 2025', '21st Delhi GM Open 2025', 'Polish Ekstraliga 2025', 'Austrian Rapid Championship 2025', 'Icelandic Open 2025', '2nd Uzchess Cup Futures 2025').