Computers and Understanding in Today’s Correspondence Chess
This post examines the relation of computers and understanding in correspondence chess. “Chess Training for Candidate Masters” is a book by…
This post examines the relation of computers and understanding in correspondence chess. “Chess Training for Candidate Masters” is a book by…
The tournament organizer Everdinand Knol (RSA) has submitted the following tournament announcement: Tournament AnnouncementThe purpose of this event is to…
This post reviews a book that is a treasure trove of insights into CC. Sanakoev is the 12th World Correspondence Champion,…
We organize ICCF rated events with norms at a reasonable price.
One of our missions is to allow our members affordable norm opportunities.
We intend to promote correspondence chess in countries not already affiliated to ICCF. Our International Development Officer, nominated by our Zonal Director will be in charge of these efforts.
Our Individual and Team Championships will be high-category events, available to every player but given our Tournament Rules, will allow the best players to advance to the Final Stages.
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The World Zone is recruiting players that want to volunteer and join our management team, at this time we need Authors (will be allowed to publish posts in our blog using Wordpress) and Navigators (will manage the Help Desk and assist new players on how to best use our system). For more details, download the document shown below
New ICCF Zone committed to promoting correspondence chess and providing norm opportunities at a reasonable price.
Nicolas Ronderos is an American ICCF player. He is also a Good Companion Fellow at the US Chess Problem Society. He won the 2012 CCLA North American Class D Server Championship and lives in Paris. He tweets about CC as @CorrChess
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