SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NoEnName_Null

Material: Paper

Origin: Mainland China

Age: >12 Months

Type: Checkers & Chess

Choice: yes

semi_Choice: yes

The Chess Scorebook stands out as the premier choice for tournaments, clubs, casual games, or intensive chess study. Our score sheet pages are meticulously printed on a press, ensuring superior quality compared to photocopied alternatives.

Each page in the scorebook provides dedicated sections for player information, event details, game particulars, round numbers, tournament data, player ratings, and more. With the capacity to record 50 chess games per book, it's a reliable companion for the chess aficionado.

The spiral binding design guarantees easy access to your games while preventing accidental loss. To enhance durability and protection, each scorebook boasts a robust cardstock cover and back page.

Every page accommodates up to 100 moves and includes space for custom diagrams, perfect for special or adjourned positions.

Specifications:

50 games per book

Each sheet holds 100 moves and a diagram

Sturdy cardstock cover with a practical spiral binding

Dimensions: 220mm L x 140mm W x 5mm H

Why do we need a Chess Scorebook?

Game Improvement: A scorebook is your chess improvement companion. It helps you learn from your moves, spot patterns, and refine your strategies.

Record Accuracy: In official chess events, recording moves is a rule. A scorebook ensures accuracy and resolves disputes.

Post-Game Analysis: Easily review your games, identify errors, and fine-tune your skills. It's your key to continuous progress.

Sharing and Learning: Share games with coaches and peers for valuable feedback, accelerating your learning curve.

Historical Keepsake: Document your chess journey, achievements, and memorable games for a personal chess history.

Training Tool: Coaches use scorebooks to instruct and mentor players, enhancing their game understanding.

In a nutshell, a chess scorebook is your strategy diary, rulebook compliance, and a catalyst for chess mastery.

Fun Facts:

The Modern Chessboard: The standard chessboard has 64 squares, and it's believed that this number was chosen because 64 is a square of 8, reflecting the game's 8 x 8 grid.