I started playing online chess a few months ago at chess.com and
sometimes there are *zero* open seeks for correspondence (turn-based)
chess available to me. I realize I could create my own open seek and
snag an opponent but I think I would also like to try some other site
that is more busy. Any pointers?

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On Nov 2, 9:03*pm, Anonymous wrote:

I started playing online chess a few months ago at chess.com and
sometimes there are *zero* open seeks for correspondence (turn-based)
chess available to me. I realize I could create my own open seek and
snag an opponent but I think I would also like to try some other site
that is more busy. Any pointers?


You could try the official Web site of the United
States Chess Federation: www.uschess.org; or the
Internet Chess Club, which is something like:
www.icc.net.

Also, there are Web sites specifically for correspon-
dence style play. A while back I was invited by Rob
Mitchell to play at one of these sites, which offered an
opportunity to play any number of turn-based games
simultaneously, but the name of that site escapes me.


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On Nov 2, 10:23*pm, help bot wrote:
On Nov 2, 9:03*pm, Anonymous wrote:

I started playing online chess a few months ago at chess.com and
sometimes there are *zero* open seeks for correspondence (turn-based)
chess available to me. I realize I could create my own open seek and
snag an opponent but I think I would also like to try some other site
that is more busy. Any pointers?

* You could try the official Web site of the United
States Chess Federation:www.uschess.org;or the
Internet Chess Club, which is something like:www.icc.net.

* Also, there are Web sites specifically for correspon-
dence style play. * *A while back I was invited by Rob
Mitchell to play at one of these sites, which offered an
opportunity to play any number of turn-based games
simultaneously, but the name of that site escapes me.

* -- help bot

I think www.chessworld.net.

* Also, there are Web sites specifically for correspon-
dence style play. * *A while back I was invited by Rob
Mitchell to play at one of these sites, which offered an
opportunity to play any number of turn-based games
simultaneously, but the name of that site escapes me.

Are you able to complete the game with Master Level?

Should I remove that game so that you may play with lower levels?

Now Easy Level [60 sec / move ] plays as good as Rybka at [1 sec /
move]

Bye
Sanny