RebelBase – Strong human players vs the Rebel computer program. MontrealBase – Games from Montreal players past and present. Lars Balzer – Links to game collections on the internet. Knut Neven’s Research Database – Knut has created a huge, high-quality game collection in Chessbase format for sale on CD with regular updates. Karpov: World Championship 1984-1990 – Some details and the games from their grueling matches. GambitChess – Gambits analyzed, plus games from chess books. Usually the collections are centered around specific themes.ĭutchBase – Games from the Netherlands going back 100 hundred years. (scroll to Dutchbase link)Įncyclopedia of Chess Openings – An easy interface to the openings collection. Also has analysis capability, and is updated constantly.Ĭhess Mail – Correspondence games from Chess Mail magazine. 2 million game searchable database online with Java interface. Similar to Chesslab, faster but with less features.Ĭhesslab – Sites like this make you appreciate the power of the internet. Statistics on openings all kinds of other cool things you can do with chess games.Ĭhessbase-Online – Game database online searchable with Java interface. Updated regularly.Ĭ – Great site with 638,000 Games. Articles, annotated historical games, photographs, and more. Huge.Ĭanadian Database – Games from Canadian tournaments and Canadian players.Ĭhess Archaeology – Excavating the history of chess. Sorted by country.Īustralian Archive (Ozbase) – Games from Australia.īritbase – British game archive, 1930-Present. CBF to PGN format)Īmérica-Base – Games from (mostly) Central and South America, with a dash of North America thrown in. Note: You may want to download chess game conversion programs (i.e.
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