One of the main functions of the BCCA is to encourage correspondence chess by arranging matches with other chess clubs, associations, and organisations.<\/p>\n
Stan Grayland<\/a>\u00a0is the\u00a0BCCA Match Captain who organises matches against external opponents to encourage chess, raise the BCCA profile and give free chess games to our members.<\/p>\n Matches are usually organised by webserver, although still occasionally by post. In any match each player plays one opponent (2 games).<\/p>\n If you are a BCCA member and want to play, please contact\u00a0Stan Grayland<\/a> . If you are not a BCCA member, please join now:\u00a0Join BCCA<\/a> !<\/p>\n Quarterly Match & Team Updates are provided in each Issue of the magazine.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One of the main functions of the BCCA is to encourage correspondence chess by arranging matches with other chess clubs, associations, and organisations. Stan Grayland\u00a0is the\u00a0BCCA Match Captain who organises matches against external opponents to encourage chess, raise the BCCA profile and give free chess games to our members. Matches are usually organised by webserver, … Continue reading BCCA Team Matches (Home and Overseas)<\/span>