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• AccessDenied.Net Gamer Database - Searchable database, with entries from all over the world. Covers computer PBEM, computer network, board games, roleplaying games.
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• B.Y.O.V. - International group, based in Wisconsin, US. Includes list of scheduled convention events.
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• Boardgameplayer.com - Plays card and board games. Includes a news archive.
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• International Mind Sports Association - IMSA organizes the World Mind Sport Games for bridge, chess, draughts and go. Includes history, governance details and events.
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• Steve Jackson Games: Gamer and Store Finder - Searchable database, with entries from all over the world. Contains information on games played (board games and roleplaying games, from SJG only). Registration available.
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