The BCCL consists of a league made up of the teams of 8. Each player plays one opponent (2 games) per season so it is not a large commitment and can serve as an excellent introduction to correspondence chess.<\/p>\n
The BCCL has a strong tradition \u2013 please have a look at the following article on the History of the BCCL by Neil Limbert – BCCL<\/a> .<\/p>\n There are some excellent games at the end!<\/p>\n If you are interested and are a BCCA UK member you can indicate \u201cYes\u201d on your Membership Renewal form to the BCCL. We will try our best to find you a place on an existing team or, if enough people are interested, we will form new teams!<\/p>\n If you are not a BCCA member you can join the BCCA!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n For more information please read the Tournament Rules – see:\u00a0 BCCL Rules 2020<\/a> for the webserver rules\u00a0 – or contact Stan Grayland<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The BCCL consists of a league made up of the teams of 8. Each player plays one opponent (2 games) per season so it is not a large commitment and can serve as an excellent introduction to correspondence chess. The BCCL has a strong tradition \u2013 please have a look at the following article on … Continue reading British Correspondence Chess League (BCCL)<\/span>