Of course you may register in this event, we will add you to the entries list as soon as your payment arrives
Rated 5 out of 5
bubbajoelouis –
Higher Class is great, and a good value. You will have som etough games, and people are getting used to the pace of correspondence chess.
However, there are entirely too many “Early Draws”. I recommend players not draw until at least move 60. Make your opponent climb the entire mountain and not fall. 😉
Also, be prepared for those who slow their play as a passive-aggressive way to drag out their lost position. If you are in a losing position, have the sportsmanship to resign graciously and early. At “Higher Level”, many newer players may experience their first loss on ICCF, and can react poorly.
amici sumus!
Rated 5 out of 5
Juarez Belém –
May I enter a Higher Class (World Zone – I am from Brazil) if I get first in an Open (WS/O), promotion tournament?
Rated 5 out of 5
admin –
Yes, in general and after review of equivalent ICCF tournaments we would accept entry to next stage tournaments in the World Zone
Rated 5 out of 5
Peter Bodziony –
Hi due to a serious health condition I did not play for over a year. But I am now ready to jump back into correspondence chess. My ICCF number is 516856. Am I eligible to register? Thank you
admin –
Yes, you may register in any World Zone or ICCF events
Rated 5 out of 5
pbodziony (verified owner)–
Hello, is there a date set for the next Higher Class Tournament? Will it be played on the ICCF platform?
admin –
Tournaments usually start once enough players are registered. The World Zone is part of the ICCF, therefore we use our ICCF webserver
Jose Carrillo (verified owner) –
My iccf account is 790049
I won the event 80690
https://www.iccf.com/event?id=80690.
admin –
Of course you may register in this event, we will add you to the entries list as soon as your payment arrives
bubbajoelouis –
Higher Class is great, and a good value. You will have som etough games, and people are getting used to the pace of correspondence chess.
However, there are entirely too many “Early Draws”. I recommend players not draw until at least move 60. Make your opponent climb the entire mountain and not fall. 😉
Also, be prepared for those who slow their play as a passive-aggressive way to drag out their lost position. If you are in a losing position, have the sportsmanship to resign graciously and early. At “Higher Level”, many newer players may experience their first loss on ICCF, and can react poorly.
amici sumus!
Juarez Belém –
May I enter a Higher Class (World Zone – I am from Brazil) if I get first in an Open (WS/O), promotion tournament?
admin –
Yes, in general and after review of equivalent ICCF tournaments we would accept entry to next stage tournaments in the World Zone
Peter Bodziony –
Hi due to a serious health condition I did not play for over a year. But I am now ready to jump back into correspondence chess. My ICCF number is 516856. Am I eligible to register? Thank you
admin –
Yes, you may register in any World Zone or ICCF events
pbodziony (verified owner) –
Hello, is there a date set for the next Higher Class Tournament? Will it be played on the ICCF platform?
admin –
Tournaments usually start once enough players are registered. The World Zone is part of the ICCF, therefore we use our ICCF webserver