Austin Lockwood Wednesday, June 13, 2018
The figures below are taken from the number of active players on the ICCF database per active player on the FIDE database from the same country.
The credit for this phenomenal success can be attributed to our close working relationship with the Welsh Chess Union and the efforts of Ian Jones, Peter Bevan, Paul Scott, Mark Adams and others in promoting CC around the chess clubs and leagues.
It's also good to see England and Scotland in the top ten, proving that British correspondence chess is alive, well, and thriving!
Wales |
21.17% |
Cape Verde |
14.02% |
Japan |
13.51% |
England |
11.65% |
Panama |
11.56% |
Scotland |
10.25% |
Finland |
8.62% |
Australia |
5.46% |
Netherlands |
4.36% |
Belarus |
4.29% |
New Zealand |
3.77% |
Indonesia |
3.75% |
Germany |
3.65% |
Cuba |
3.57% |
Slovakia |
3.42% |
Canada |
3.41% |
Switzerland |
3.19% |
Sweden |
3.14% |
Latvia |
2.66% |
Hong Kong |
2.53% |
Austria |
2.52% |
Luxembourg |
2.42% |
Iceland |
2.15% |
Italy |
2.08% |
Estonia |
2.06% |
Romania |
1.91% |
Slovenia |
1.89% |
U.S.A. |
1.89% |
Lithuania |
1.83% |
Guatemala |
1.82% |
Czech Republic |
1.81% |
Argentina |
1.66% |
Portugal |
1.62% |
Ukraine |
1.54% |
Norway |
1.43% |
Ireland |
1.33% |
Peru |
1.29% |
Nicaragua |
1.25% |
Poland |
1.19% |
South Africa |
1.18% |
Denmark |
1.13% |
Russia |
1.07% |
Belgium |
0.95% |
Brazil |
0.88% |
Venezuela |
0.85% |
Israel |
0.84% |
Spain |
0.78% |
Croatia |
0.66% |
Hungary |
0.57% |
Chile |
0.45% |
France |
0.45% |
Ecuador |
0.24% |
Turkey |
0.23% |
Greece |
0.20% |
India |
0.12% |
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