Directory of Correspondence Resources

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This directory is for sites offering traditional correspondence email and postal chess.

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Resources in This Category

• BCCA

  http://www.bcca.info/
  A correspondence group since 1906. Offering tournament formats and a quarterly magazine.

• Chess Mail

  http://www.chess-mail.com/
  Offers games played by online correspondence.

• Chesscorner.net

  http://www.chesscorner.net/
  Offers a web correspondence chess server.

• Correspondence Chess League of America

  http://www.chessbymail.com/
  North American correspondence chess community dating back to 1897. Offering instruction, email and postal tournaments, and a bi-monthly chess correspondent magazine.

• Correspondence Chess League of Australia

  http://www.auschess.org.au/ccla/
  News, links, scores and games, and membership information.

• Gambit Chess

  http://www.gambitchess.com/
  Specialty site devoted to chess players who enjoy playing various opening gambits. Features email correspondence play in gambit-theme tournaments, articles, and analysis.

• International Correspondence Chess Federation

  http://www.iccf.com/
  Includes ratings, tables, rules, and links.

• International Correspondence Chess Federation - US

  http://www.iccfus.com/
  Offers tournament information, ranks, links, and rules.

• International Email Chess Group

  http://www.iecg.org/
  Includes a newsletter, forum, and rules.

• National Correspondence Chess Club

  http://www.natcor.org.uk/
  A classic email correspondence chess site and club offering leagues, club teams and United Kingdom Matches. Also contains history.

• The E4 Emailchess Club (E4EC)

  http://www.e4ec.org/
  Provides server based correspondence games and tournaments via email.

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