correspondence chess

Some sources say that correspondence chess was already played in the 12th century.

He first played correspondence chess, becoming a strong player quite quickly.

He has performed effectively as a correspondence chess player since 1974.

Berry was just into his teens when started playing correspondence chess in 1967.

This was the first successful attempt to create an international correspondence chess federation.

There are some special systems for international correspondence chess.

But since 1963 his main interest has been correspondence chess, "because I am a perfectionist", he says.

Before and after the war, he participated in many correspondence chess tournaments.

It was built on the constantly changing situations of four different correspondence chess games.

The Finnish correspondence chess had its golden era in the 1980s.

Herbert had played correspondence chess for Devon from an early stage.

This led to the creation of a new Correspondence Chess association.

The first known correspondence chess game in Finland started on 1 March 1889.

His correspondence chess grandmaster title was awarded the same year.

He later turned to correspondence chess, becoming British Champion in 1990.

He started playing correspondence chess tournaments when he was still in Russia.

Correspondence chess competitions are held from the mid 1970s.

Individual correspondence chess did not become popular until postage rates declined to more affordable levels.

His daughter Liudmila held the title of women's world correspondence chess champion from 1984 to 1992.

Correspondence chess had developed relatively late in Austria, in the second half of the 19th century.

Correspondence chess allows people or clubs who are geographically distant to play one another without meeting in person.

There are several good and reliable correspondence chess servers.

He was also an International Master in correspondence chess.

Most games and tournaments are played on a correspondence chess server owned by the club for this purpose.

Some very strong correspondence chess players employ 1.