FICGS is a fast-growing organization, player community and an international correspondence chess server. Here you can play chess online for free in rated class tournaments, two players matches and a unique correspondence chess world championship in a big knockout tournament. The winner will play current world champion in a 12 games match. - Read more

ICCF is the International Correspondence Chess Federation. ICCF was founded in 1951 as a new appearance of the ICCA (International Correspondence Chess Association), which was founded in 1945, as successor of the IFSB (Internationaler Fernschachbund), founded in 1928. - Read more

Correspondence chess ? Correspondence chess is chess played by some sort of long-distance correspondence, usually through a Correspondence Chess Server. A correspondence chess server like Chess-Mail keeps track of games, validate moves, and notify players of submitted moves by e-mail. In correspondence chess several games are usually played at once. - Read more

The IECG games archive has been updated. Close to 135.000 interesting games are waiting for you all. Get more detailed information and the games databases to download on the Games archive page. - Read more

Chess On The Web is a correspondence chess server. Registered members play chess online against each other using a browser based interface. No software downloads required. Click on the chess board on the right to view the full sized chess board. - Read more

This site is geared toward people that don't have time to sit and play a full game all at once. Games are started through Challenges that indicate the pace desired in the game. Some people will want to make one move every day, while others will want to make many moves per day - Read more

At myChess.de, you can play games of correspondence Chess or Chess960 against any other player via the internet. You can also challenge friends who are no members of myChess.de yet. In addition, you can organise tournaments and take part in tournaments. - Read more