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The Internet Chess Club (ICC) is the longest running, most popular,
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chess enthusiasts ready for a quick round of blitz, a short chat, an impromptu
tournament, or simply enjoying the wealth of Chess.FM shows and live event coverage.
It is not uncommon to find more than 3,000 chess players hanging out on ICC
where more than 100,000 games are played each day.
ICC Dasher is a Windows program for playing chess. Membership
enables you to play chess online within the ICC community, challenging your
skills at ICC online tournaments. You can download
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a free trial ICC account.
38th Chess Olympiad, Dresden, Germany - November 13-25
In addition to our popular Game of the Day Grand Master coverage of the Olympiad, and podcasts by Mig Greengard (ChessNinja.com), ICC now has a Chess.FM blog! Anyone can read it, but ONLY ICC members can login to leave comments, and we plan to have additional members-only features in the future.
Recent posts feature audio & video from GMs Magnus Carlsen (Norway), Fabiano Caruana (Italy), IM David Smerdon (Australia), Alejandro Ramírez Álvarez (Costa Rica), Baadur Jobava (Georgia), Wang Hao and Hou Yifan (China), and Georg Meier (Germany).
So why not join ICC today and get all the best Olympiad action right here, right now!
"ICC now has a Chess.FM blog! ICC members can login to leave comments, and we'll soon have nifty members-only features. So login today!"
After his World Championship win, Vishy Anand sat down with Macauley Peterson to review the match and answer ICC member questions. He discusses his training, team of seconds, opening preparation, view of the match format, and plans for the future, among other topics. [Running time: 19 minutes]
Regular ICC Events
ICC
Newsletter XLVI November 14, 2008
In this issue:
38th Chess Olympiad, Dresden, Germany - November 13-25, Anand: One On One, Iturrizaga Wins Corus Satellite Qualifier!, Chess.FM videos, and the ICC Store.
All events are free to ICC members unless noted. All times are Eastern Standard Time. Add 5 hours for GMT. Add 6 hours for CET.
Friday, November 21
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Tournament Sleepless - 3 tournaments, 5 rounds of 3 0
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