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  • 3D Tic Tac Toe
    A 3D Java based version of the game. Features 4 boards. The purpose is to get four pieces in a row against the computer.
  • Academic Chess
    Chess teaching site with rules, strategies, openings, and advice information on past champs.
  • Backgammon-tables.com
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  • Braille Chess Association of Ireland
    History, news, articles, game samples and relevant rules are presented by this association for blind and partially sighted players.
  • CGoban 2
    Includes an editor for SGF go files and a client for the Kiseido Go Server.
  • Cheshire and North Wales Junior Chess Club
    News, Grappenhall Chess Club, events diary, member profiles, puzzles, travel directions, entry forms, results, and a guestbook.
  • Chess Club Manager
    Macintosh software for school chess clubs. Tutorials and club management.
  • Chess Geek
    Reviews popular chess software.
  • Chess is Fun
    Offers rules, openings, endgames, tactics, book reviews, and game archive.
  • ChessDryad
    Chess education, history, articles, current events, and the CalGames Database.
  • ChessGenius for Palm
    Chess for the Palm, uses 1987 Mephisto Roma world champion chess engine. Three board sizes, 40 levels with ten "easy levels", hints, displays analysis and move record.
  • Chessplayer.com
    Presented by 1994 US Open Champion IM Georgi Orlov. Instruction, articles, and puzzles.
  • Columbia Games
    Award-winning wooden block board games, historical card games, and fantasy role-playing products.
  • Complete Goban
    Go program for Unix and X11. Local, internet or modem play, as well as .SGF-compatible record and replay.
  • Controversy of lost move in Kasparov v. World
    Features commentary and article links: Lead coach for World team Irina Krush recommended a move to prevent Kasparov from winning. This move was not shown in time, a different move was played, and Kasparov won.
  • Dick Board Games
    Dick is a utility library for board based games based on alpha-beta algorithm (minimax with cutoffs). Contains a description, a forum, a FAQ and software downloads.
  • Gambit Chess
    Specialty site devoted to chess players who enjoy playing various opening gambits. Features email correspondence play in gambit-theme tournaments, articles, and analysis.
  • Game Colony
    Multi-player realtime games online. Chat with other players.
  • Games For All Reasons
    Distributes generational board games such as Finish Line and Paired Up. Offers game information and ordering.
  • ItsYourTurn.com
    No downloads, no java, just free turn-based (not live) games with thousands of opponents. Play 30+ games and variations: chess, checkers, reversi, battleboats, backgammon, pente, and stack4. WebTV and set-top box compatible.
  • Jose Chess Database
    A database with a graphical front-end for viewing and editing games. Features screenshots, a manual, and downloads.
  • Leicestershire Primary Schools Chess Association
    Up to date news and events of primary schools chess in Leicestershire and Rutland.
  • Monopoly
    Official site contains history, tips, news, and events.
  • Othello
    Java applet with different levels of AI and an introduction to its strategy. Provides support for two human players or for a player controlled by computer.
  • Pentegonia, the Board Game
    Pentagonia is a new two-player, abstract-strategy, board game with a very chess-like attribute. Victory is completely dependent on your mental powers, and completely independent of luck.
  • Rev-Lux
    An online Java program, with a winning percentage of over 90%. Adapts its thinking time to that of its opponent.
  • Scid
    Free chess database for Windows and Unix
  • Screen Shot Maker
    Capture and print screen, allows capturing of multiple images at the same time.
  • Sierra Madre Games
    Makers of historical and conflict-simulation games.
  • St. Petersburg Chess Club
    Runs scholastic and adult tournaments. Features an event schedule, membership information, and statistics.
  • Swedish Chess Computer Association
    Organization for people interested in chess computers and computer software related to chess. Includes ratings, games, and membership information.
  • The Online Guide to Traditional Board Games
    Offers information, history, and pictures from classic board games.
  • Trivial Pursuit
    Official site
  • Warp Spawn Games
    Old-fashioned, low-tech, paper-and-pencil affairs requiring some imagination to create and play. Only the rules are published.
  • Winston-Salem Scholastic Chess Association
    Central communication site for all scholastic clubs in the Winston Salem/Forsyth County, North Carolina area.
  • World Chess Championship 1972: Fischer - Spassky
    Includes downloadable .PGN format games and commentary from this match.
  • World Chess Championship 2000: Kramnik - Kasparov
    Features move-by-move commentary, reports, and photos from this Braingames match.
  • World Chess Championships 1984-1990: Kasparov - Karpov
    Features commentary, games, and links for all five world championship matches between these two.