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AjaxPlay
A free "online correspondence chess server" where you can play via email or live via the AJAX interface. Play as many games as you want, all at the same time. Receive email notification when your opponent makes their move. Export your games to PGN. Registration is free. You must register to play.

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Posted by Matthew Murphy in Games

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Sen on October 04, 2007 at 09:55 AM:

Yes, quite nice chess app.

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