A correspondence chess match
Judson vs. Concord High School
One teacher. One school. One game.
Enter a legal move in algebraic notation — for example: e4, Nf3, or O-O.
The conversation
What are we thinking?
Access
Anyone may watch the game. Concord participants use the player code to vote and comment. Captains finalize Concord's official move. Judson uses a private code to play White.
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About this match
Inspired by Garry Kasparov's 1999 match against "the World," Judson vs. Concord High School is one ongoing game of correspondence chess. Judson plays White. Concord plays Black.
During Concord's turn, invited participants may vote on a legal move, discuss the position, and help shape the school's response. A Concord captain finalizes the official move, and then play returns to Judson.