Chess & Go Player Database
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a clean, well-structured database of people who actively play chess and Go online. The core deliverable is a file (CSV, Excel, or Google Sheet) where every row represents one unique player and, at minimum, contains a working email address.
To make the data genuinely useful I also have three non-negotiables:
• Tell me exactly how many records you’ve collected before delivery.
• Note the specific online gaming platform(s) you pulled each record from—e.g., Lichess, Chess.com, OGS, KGS, etc.
• Remove obvious duplicates so every email appears only once.
Beyond the email field you’re free to enrich each record with anything else the platform publicly exposes—username, rating, country, preferred time control, and so on—but these extras are optional and shouldn’t slow you down.
Budget 15 USD
Ideal workflow
1. Scrape or export data straight from reputable online gaming platforms (this is the primary source I want).
2. Verify emails through an automated validator or light manual check.
3. Compile everything into a single sheet and share it with me for a quick spot-check.
I’ll sign off once the record count matches what you quoted and the sample rows pass basic validation. If that sounds clear, let me know roughly how many emails you can capture and your estimated turnaround time.
To make the data genuinely useful I also have three non-negotiables:
• Tell me exactly how many records you’ve collected before delivery.
• Note the specific online gaming platform(s) you pulled each record from—e.g., Lichess, Chess.com, OGS, KGS, etc.
• Remove obvious duplicates so every email appears only once.
Beyond the email field you’re free to enrich each record with anything else the platform publicly exposes—username, rating, country, preferred time control, and so on—but these extras are optional and shouldn’t slow you down.
Budget 15 USD
Ideal workflow
1. Scrape or export data straight from reputable online gaming platforms (this is the primary source I want).
2. Verify emails through an automated validator or light manual check.
3. Compile everything into a single sheet and share it with me for a quick spot-check.
I’ll sign off once the record count matches what you quoted and the sample rows pass basic validation. If that sounds clear, let me know roughly how many emails you can capture and your estimated turnaround time.
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