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JavaPairing is a tool to manage a chess tournament. It is pure Java and can run as is on any platform, including Windows, Linux and Macintosh (JRE 1.6 or more required). It is free and open source under the GPLv3 license. Dutch, Dubov, r.r., Amalfi

...The FIDE Rating Regulations (effective from 1 March 2024) are strictly implemented, therefore its calculation is hundred percent accurate. There is a Windows only version (Windows 7 or higher, .NetFramework 4.7.2 or higher (you don't need to worry about this with a current Windows 10 or 11)) ... and a Java version (Java 17 or higher).

Manage chess round robin tournaments with JKlubTV Version 3.0.0-beta This application stores the data belonging to round robin into a SQLite database. It is intended for webmasters who want to easily manage a club tournament in their own chess club. The HTML tables that are to be published for the website will be created easily by the application. Automatically calculate the total points, Sonneborn Berger points of each player, as well as their sequence DWZ, and sorts the HTML table by the...

...Features built-in simple engine, interface with external XBoard/WinBoard and UCI engines, basic plug-in capabilities, import/export, 2D/3D boards with customization. Java JRE 1.8 or above required.

This library is an attempt to create a flexible chess engine using the Java programing language. The main diference than others chess engine's is that it is only a library, and it can be attached to any program, including a web application. If you are interested to contribute please contact me. Francisco Rafael Del Roio <francipvb@hotmail.com>.

The Java Chess Protocol Interface has moved to GitHub. Please update your links to https://github.com/fluxroot/jcpi.

This is an eLearning-game based on a 2D-world. It is designed to be as flexible as possible, allowing everyone to create his own worlds containing individually programmed components (e. g., a chess-board for a chess tutorial).

Ghronos is a gaming clock which provides configurable timing styles for chess, go, scrabble, and boggle. It can run on Palm OS or Pocket PC devices, the Windows desktop, or in a Java-enabled web browser.