My Chess Scorebook - 200 games

I particularly like the smooth, no-hassle binding and the fact that it’s on the long side so that you can turn the pages as with a normal book. The wire spiral steno-pad type sometimes is a hassle making a clean, complete page turn and sometimes gets confusing when you’re searching for a previous game and realize you’re flipping pages in the wrong direction. I also like the 60-move pages as opposed to the usual 50. Plus, there’s enough blank space at the top you can use to keep an extra-long game from wasting another page.

As an experienced tournament player (50 years) I can say this is the best scorebook I've used. I really like the fact that it lays flat and the pages are easy to turn. My experience with scorebooks spiral bound at the top has not been good. The size is excellent, fits next to the board at a tournament. 200 games.

Room for 60 moves but no diagram (not necessary for what I use it for).Thick paper, doesn't bleed through easily.It's also get's admired by other chess players (the cover is eye catching).

Does the job, spiral bound means removing pages won't cause regrets. But, invest in a hardcover if your kiddo really puts it to use. The softcover quickly got sabotaged given the mindlessness of a boy.

IT looked great when I purchased myself, so I suggested it for my chess team. Unfortunately, within a couple of weeks they started falling apart at the spirals. Not suggested. Pay a little more and get the bounded books.

I compared with other companies product and found that it has more number of pages and better space for notation. This would be best product if it had more number of options/ place to write for the longer game.

Nice scorebook

I was specifically looking for a spiral bound chess book, and that's what I ordered according to the description. However, the book I received is not spiral bound.