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Other Online Correspondence games?

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Originally posted by Corsair
On a slightly more serious note, I am learning to play Go - perhaps there is a Go correspondence site somewhere out there in the ether?
How about these?

http://www.dragongoserver.net/

http://www.littlegolem.net/jsp/index.jsp

http://www.itsyourturn.com/
(it has GO among other games)

http://kgs.kiseido.com/
(this is a real-time GO server....but...If you set up a game with no time limits, it is possible for one of the players to move when the other is absent. So unlike other real-time servers, this one can be used for a non-real-time game. However both players must be present at once to get the game started.)

And the site of the Turn-based Go Guild is at this addresss:

http://finance.baylor.edu/rich/go/goguild.html

🙂

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Originally posted by Corsair
What sort of game - how about correspondence tennis? 😛
I recommend correspondence golf. Pick a course, preferably one for which you have a card. Take one of those holey practice balls and give it a belt in your garden and describe the shot via post/e-mail. Only problem being that I started to get suspicious of my opponent after the 6th hole, at which point every shot flew 300yds straight down the middle of the fairway and then he holed a chip via the wall of the toilet! Game was suspended pending an enquiry.

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Correspondence snooker if you both have your own tables and digital cameras 🙂

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Originally posted by Starrman
Correspondence snooker if you both have your own tables and digital cameras 🙂
ha ha - imagine the logistics 😲

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Originally posted by Starrman
Correspondence snooker if you both have your own tables and digital cameras 🙂
But you'd both have to be playing on the same table, so you'd need to fedex the table (ensuring they carried it very, very carefully) to get your opponent to make their move.

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Correspondence sex would be even worse.. I don't think I'd want to open the envelope 😲

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Originally posted by jimmyb270
But you'd both have to be playing on the same table, so you'd need to fedex the table (ensuring they carried it very, very carefully) to get your opponent to make their move.
You'd just have to take very precise photos and recreate the ball movements. Extremely complicated, but not impossible, especially if you installed a projector in the light fitting above the table and took the photos from the same point 🙂

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Originally posted by MIODude
Does anyone know of any other sites where they have games online that you can take your turn whenever? I know of sites where you both have to be sitting in front of the computer to play card games, or other board games, but I like this concept.. play when you can.. Anyone know of any others?t

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Originally posted by orkyboy
www.itsyourturn.com
It's Your Turn blows dead bears.

They're okay if you have a subscription, but if you don't, they've so limited the number of turns you can have in a day that it's just not worth it any more.

I had a subscription there, but then I found RHP. 😀

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Originally posted by Saint Nick
Notthat I would ever think of looking at other sites, but......
ICC (www.ICC.com, I think)
Chessworld.com

You can just google "corresspondence chess" and it will put up all of them.

I've shopped around before and found RHP to be the best (and it's mirror sites), So, you could just save yourself some time and subscribe here 😉
ICC is terrible for correspondence chess though.

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Originally posted by MIODude
Does anyone know of any other sites where they have games online that you can take your turn whenever? I know of sites where you both have to be sitting in front of the computer to play card games, or other board games, but I like this concept.. play when you can.. Anyone know of any others?
Do you still have that LotGD site?

I played there off and on until my character got deleted. ðŸ˜