CCLA / New Met League is offering a new service to OTB Clubs throughout America:

OTB Club vs. OTB Club competition via webserver correspondence chess.

——-CCLA / New Met League is interested in hearing from state chess organizations that wish to organize state-wide

OTB Club vs. OTB Club competition via webserver correspondence chess.

CCLA / New Met League blog: http://newmetleague.blogspot.com/

CCLA / New Met League introduction: http://metrowestchess.org/NewMetLeague/Newsletters/Introduction%20-%20New%20Met%20League.pdf

CCLA / New Met League Newsletter #2: http://metrowestchess.org/NewMetLeague/Newsletters/New%20Met%20League%20-%20Newsletter%2002.pdf

———-This is a fantastic opportunity for OTB Clubs with members that have tight schedules to participate in OTB Club vs. OTB Club competition – not unlike the “Met Leagues” of days gone by.

———–New Met League provides a venue for OTB Clubs to compete, similar to the old days of Met Leagues in cities across America. You can even play multiple matches which allowyou to compete as much as you want, with no USCF rating risk! Unlike the old Met League days, whereplayers had to commit travel and schedule to meet their opponents face-to-face, New Met League uses simple internet-based webserver correspondence chess. This enables regular OTB chess players to represent their Club in competition, without requiring an extra weeknight commitment. They make their moves where and whenthey are able, within time control limits. Play is fast, and games can be viewed while they are in progress, over days, or weeks.

This gives players time to think and play high quality chess, while still playing fast enough to keep the interest of the players and the OTB Club.Please contact either myself and/or Jerry Honn. Contact info is listed in the CCLA / New Met League introduction doc.

Amici Sumus!
Harvey Reed

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