Chess Scorebook

The good thing about it that it doesn’t take big space i the playing table

If I see correct , package still on the way

Each page is a record for one game. Front side has a block for event name, opponent, etc. and first 50 moves, back side 50 moves and final diagram. The back of the front cover is table of contents for 27 games; the back cover can be used for the rest if you get that far but is not printed. I bought one of each color to share with my grandchildren.

The scorebooks are practical. I wish the front and back covers were made of a thicker paper. They feel very flimsy.

These are the first score books I have purchased and they look awesome! Love the board on the back of the sheets and plenty of room. Plus you can't beat the price and how fast they arrived. I'm super happy.

It's my first score book, so I have no comparison, but it was easy to use, is a good price, and seems to serve its purpose. Shipping was prompt.

Things I liked: Large spaces for the individual moves, as advertised; spiral binding so it lies flat; diagram to record a position (though I've never really felt a need to use it); rapid, hassle-free order fulfillment; each sheet has a place for signatures (though I haven't really had a need for that).
Areas for improvement: Front and back cover, advertised as being card stock, are still much too flimsy--I wish I could find a spiral-bound scorebook with sturdy covers, like a steno pad; book provides pages for 50 games, but the index, printed only on the back of the front cover, has spaces for only 25 games; the printing on the pages is too light.
Summary: It's adequate, but I won't be ordering this product again.

The scorebook covering is too thin ( It will not handle to much wear ), the letters are too small, and the printing locks ink making letters very light and hard to see. Finally, the scorebook pages are too light. I will not recommend this Chess Scorebook due to it's lock of quality and strengths in general.

Exactly what I needed.

Transaction without a hitch.

scorebooks are inexpensive but functional. shipping speed is top notch.

Somehow I got and was charged for 2 sets of scoresheet books. I only wanted one. Not to mention that I ordered blue. One set was orange.

Chess Scorebook

The scorebook is very useful. The front inside cover has a place to create a table of contents, which is nice in that I can access whatever game I want by looking at the cover, not by searching through the book. It has room for fifty games with one hundred moves each and a board to show the ending position (or an important position). There is plenty of writing room in this book. The specifications listed at the beginning of each game are the event, round, board, section, opening, date, time control, players names for black and white, their ratings, and the pairings #. All in all it is very nice. The only drawback is that the cover, being that it is very soft, will bend and can get messed up. Keeeping it always on a flat, concealed surface, like a bag, will protect it over time.