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Hi All, In this forum I would like you to sign in so the next team matches I organise, the matching (strenghtwise) of the opponent is much more fair. Can you just please put tour name in the comments below if you are interested in participating in the next team match and I will send you a personal invitation. Kind regards, Frank

Dear London Chess Enthusiasts, In this forum, you will find the information about various places, in which you can enjoy the wonderful game of chess. From parks to pubs, to clubs, and places, where there is a table to place the chess pieces on... all, well, within the London boundaries.

Here we will find games that we have played. If you would like to share your recent interesting game, please post it in this forum.

Dear Members, This forum will be to announce upcoming news regarding the club two most important tournaments: Daily Tournament and Live Tournament Championships The Daily Tournament Champion will emerge every year through the LCF Tournament that will commence every year around New Year's time. This Year LCF 2020 Champions are: 1st Place ex aequo @NicolasJouault and @pluk1978 (strategically accepting draws in final round!) 2nd Place @pvikse 3rd Place @FMR26 This was through (and all details at) https://www.chess.com/tournament/the-2020-londoon-chess-formation-new-years-tournament GLORIA IN VICTORES! Live chess 2020 Champions of the club (1st, 2nd and 3rd) will emerge through the LCF GRAND PRIX Tournament that will be announced soon! Kind regards, Frank

Hi All, Please post here all that bothers you or interesting things you would like to share, that does not match any other forum topics.

In this forum, we can share the information in regards to chess clubs that can be found in London.

In this forum, we can share links to articles, that the main topic is chess. I would like to start with this interesting article showing what kind of physical demands does it take to be a top class competitive chess player; https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/27593253/why-grandmasters-magnus-carlsen-fabiano-caruana-lose-weight-playing-chess