>>I would also prefer to play with no databases <<
This is a rare breed, nowadays, and it will definitely narrow the field. Maybe to 1 or 2.
I would play you...but I don't like too slooooooow (nor too faaaaaaaast, either).
Good luck
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Using email would be cheaper, but probably not what you're looking for. Last time I sent a letter overseas, I think it cost around $1 US. And this was quite a few years ago.
Yeah I thought cost might put a lot of people off. I just thought it would be a good idea to do something a bit different. I think that it would make the game a little bit more personal too. For example a specially picked out post card (yeah I know...more expense) depending on the position or move, like a post card with a picture of Durham Castle (a place near where I live) on it, for when I castle etc.
Hello Everyone,
I was just wondering if anybody fancied an good old fashioned game of correspondence chess. Ideally I am looking for someone of a similar rating to myself (1500 - 1600) I am not too bothered what part of the world you are from either but obviously the further away then the longer the game will take. I have never played chess in this way but I imagine that the anticipation of a letter or postcard with the next move on it could get pretty exciting. I would also prefer to play with no databases or computers etc (this would defeat the point) so there is a trust issue. If this is something that you would be interested in then e-mail me on c.clynes@gmail.com and we can swap addresses. I look forward to a long and interesting game of chess with some of you.
Chris Clynes.