The situation is very tense, Mark Eldridge leads but either Antony Balshaw (the current Champion) or Ian Mason could overtake him. Keep an eye on this:Cross Table for the latest position.
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BCCA Best Game Competition
Email Tourney A75 Won by Ron Cooper
Magazine No. 181
 Our magazine for Summer 2011, ‘Correspondence Chess’ issue number 181 has been posted to all members and subscribers. This issue of the award winning correspondence chess magazine edited by Neil Limbert, includes a wide range of news, articles and thought provoking comment concerning correspondence chess and BCCA.
Our magazine for Summer 2011, ‘Correspondence Chess’ issue number 181 has been posted to all members and subscribers. This issue of the award winning correspondence chess magazine edited by Neil Limbert, includes a wide range of news, articles and thought provoking comment concerning correspondence chess and BCCA.
Try the New Webserver Trio’s
 We are pleased to announce the introduction of a new format for the Webserver Tournament. The objective is to provide a more stimulating challenge for all players with progression prospects and the possibility of earning points towards a BCCA Title. It is designed to allow for continuous entry throughout the year. Continue reading Try the New Webserver Trio’s
We are pleased to announce the introduction of a new format for the Webserver Tournament. The objective is to provide a more stimulating challenge for all players with progression prospects and the possibility of earning points towards a BCCA Title. It is designed to allow for continuous entry throughout the year. Continue reading Try the New Webserver Trio’s 
Bronze Medal Tournament Winner
2011 British Chess Problem
 In this starter problem for the Winton Capital British Chess Solving Championship, white, playing up the board, is to play and force mate in two moves against any black defence. The entry fee is £3.00 and the competition is open to British residents only.
In this starter problem for the Winton Capital British Chess Solving Championship, white, playing up the board, is to play and force mate in two moves against any black defence. The entry fee is £3.00 and the competition is open to British residents only.
White to play and mate in 2 against any defence
BCCA 2011 Web-Server Medal Tournaments
 The BCCA Medal Tournaments consist of Gold, Silver & Bronze sections played by web-server or post. The web-server tournaments are available to view online at the ICCF website. Other participants can see the games live after 1 game is finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves. The public can see the games live after 1 game is finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves.  Continue reading BCCA 2011 Web-Server Medal Tournaments
The BCCA Medal Tournaments consist of Gold, Silver & Bronze sections played by web-server or post. The web-server tournaments are available to view online at the ICCF website. Other participants can see the games live after 1 game is finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves. The public can see the games live after 1 game is finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves.  Continue reading BCCA 2011 Web-Server Medal Tournaments 
Selected Opening & Gambit Tournament Results
The latest reported results in the Selected Openings and Gambit Tournaments, are
MAIN THEME
Thornton 1-0 Wood, Wood 1-0 Thornton, Grobler 1-0 Crawshaw, Crawshaw 1-0 Grobler, Crawshaw 1-0 Wood, Grobler ½ Gallimore,
Wood 0-1 Gallimore, Wood ½ Grobler, Gallimore ½ Grobler
GAMBIT A
Brook 0-1 Thompson, Brook 0-1 Clough, Brook 0-1 Wright, Wright 1-0 Thompson, Wright 2-0 Grobler, Thompson ½ Wright, Wright 1-0 Clough, Thompson 0-1 Clough, Grobler 1-0 Brook, Clough 1-0 Brook
GAMBIT B
Richardson ½ Witt, Witt 0-2 Gallimore, Richardson 2-0 Thornton, Richardson 0-1 Witt, Gallimore 1-0 Richardson, Jolly 0-1 Witt
COUNTER GAMBIT
Gallimore 1-0 Wright, Wright 1-0 Thornton, Thornton 0-1 Wright, Wright 1-0 Richardson, Gallimore 2-0 Cranmer, Richardson 0-1 Cranmer
Cranmer ½ Richardson, Thornton 0-1 Cranmer, Wright ½½ Cranmer, Cranmer 1-0 Thornton, Richardson 2-0 Thornton, Gallimore 1-0 Richardson
SOT MAIN THEME
Wood 0-1 Gallimore, Wood ½ Grobler, Gallimore ½ Grobler
Charles Warburton Centenary Memorial Tournament
This 15-man ICCF international event started in July 2009 and the winner has just been confirmed. It is Panu Laine of Finland, who scored 101⁄2/14 with IM and SIM Norms. Congratulations to Panu! We are very fortunate that Panu has already annotated some games for this magazine and I hope he will look at some of his games from this tournament in a future issue. There is still 1 game remaining in the tournament but it will not affect the major placings.

