Correspondence Chess
Your guide to the best web sites for correspondence chess (postal and e-mail).
- American Postal Chess Tournaments (APCT)
- American Postal Chess Tournaments has been serving correspondence chess players since 1967. They offer a variety of postal and e-mail tournaments suitable for every level of chess proficiency.
- British Federation for Correspondence Chess (BFCC)
- As well as tournaments, the Federation also organises a British Postal Chess Team Championship. There is also an annual best game prize for the best correspondence played in either one of the Federation's championships or played by a member of an affiliated organization.
- The Campbell Report
- J Franklin Campbell's web site dedicated to correspondence chess, providing a selection of his previously published articles and APCT News Bulletin columns from the last few years, and lots of features planned to be added.
- Canadian Correspondence Chess Association
- CCCA Information, including recent results, news of upcoming tournaments, games, and articles from the CCCA magazine CHECK!
- Chess Mail
- Correspondence and Internet chess magazine from Ireland.
- Correspondence Chess League of Australia
- Australia's largest chess club.
- The Correspondence Chess Place, by John Knudsen
- Site dedicated to the promotion of correspondence chess, with games, reviews, books, articles, and more.
- Fernschach International
- "The most popular correspondence chess magazine all over the world". English or German version available.
- The International Correspondence Chess Federation (ICCF)
- The worldwide organization for correspondence chess.
- kNights Of the Square Table (NOST)
- NOST is a correspondence (email / postal) game club that since 1960 has offered its members the opportunity of playing correspondence chess and other games with congenial people all over the world. The official magazine, NOST-ALGIA contains articles on Chess, Problems, Chess Variants, Non-Chess Games, Ratings, Results, and much more.
- Ralph Marconi's Chess Page
- A new site by Ralph Marconi, who has been involved with correspondence chess for almost 25 years. This site is still under construction, but worth keeping an eye on.
