Vinti's international portal is open!

The Vindi team has recently been working on creating an international mind games portal, and the first version is ready. We also have a domain name, inspired by suggestions from Vindi users, it was "Mindoku". So you can find Vindi's international cousin at http://www.mindoku.com. Suggestions, comments, remarks, constructive criticism and words of praise can be posted in the same topic.

Now that the portal is up and running, we can start marketing, or advertising the portal. Perhaps some Vind users can help us here: If you have contacts abroad who are also involved in mindsports, you can send them the following e-mail: "Mindoku.com is a new mindsports portal where you can play online Chess, Gomoku, Draughts, Entropy, Othello and solve sudokus. In addition, there are online tournaments every day in different games. You can also create your own tournaments! You are welcome to visit mindoku.com and give us feedback"

When you open the mindoku page, you can only see 3 games. Will foreigners still bother to scroll down to see chess?

Did the death of Vind's entropy also come with the arrival of Mindoku? I think that this game was played by significantly more people than 4 Ritta or something like that. And when this game was launched in Mindoku, couldn't Entropy have also been released in Vind at the same time??

Hello, Based on the October statistics , an average of 6 games were played per day, and this was done by an average of 4 users. Our recommendation for those interested in Entropia is to start playing this game on Mindoku. Since Mindoku is an international environment and online Entropia cannot be played anywhere else on the portal, the best Entropia players in the world come together there to compete with. Similarly, we closed Othello in Vint and will soon close the 4-Ritta game room.

As long as people don't go out and play, it's hard to promote it abroad.

You should move your van down to Mindoku, with all the bells and whistles, all the reg. names, then you'll really be interested, otherwise you'll be stuck there alone like a jet ski in the mountains.

and if it is a pity to lose Vind, adapt it to be child-friendly for ages 2-9 and leave it for Estonian children to play, where there would be colorful and child-friendly pieces, watch chessmaster10th edition on disc. and promote it in Estonian media, but move us all to Mindoku, then we can play games there

No, Vint will remain the Estonian mind sports portal, where only Estonians play. We invite people from other parts of the world to Mindoku. Those people will start to end up there.

we hope. invite from Russia too, there are more good chess players and chess experts in one big city alone than in Estonia