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Chess makes
you Smart
Great Chess Minds
make Great Students!
Chess
Tournaments/Matches/Camps (May - June 2009)
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Date
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Tournament
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Download Form
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30
April to
3 May
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36TH
SELANGOR OPEN CHESS TOURNAMENT
(Kuala Lumpur)
FIDE Rated
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to download
the form
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10 May
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RUKUN
TETANGGA OUG (D) SECTOR 2nd Age-group
Chess Tournament 2009
(Kuala
Lumpur)
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to download
the form
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16 May
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Gula Perlis Open Chess
Challenge 2009
(Perlis)
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to download
the form
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24 May
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Simultaneous Chess
Match in Selangor
(Shah
Alam, Selangor)
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Details to
be
announced soon.
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30 May to 3 June
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National Chess
Championships
(Kuala
Lumpur) FIDE Rated
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Details to
be
announced soon.
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8 & 9 June
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5th Kids for Chess
Camp
(Kuala
Lumpur)
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Details to
be
announced soon.
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10 to 14 June
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Penang Open Chess
Ch'ship 2009
(Penang)
FIDE Rated
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to download
the form
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RUKUN
TETANGGA OUG (D) SECTOR 2nd
Age-group
Chess Tournament 2009 |
| Date: |
10th
May 2009 ( Sunday)
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| Time: |
9.30 am to
5.30 pm
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Venue:
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Level
2, Pearl PointShopping Mall, 5th Mile , Jalan
Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur. |
| Co-organiser: |
Excel
Chess Academy |
Events:
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Age-group Under-20 ( Secondary School )
Age-group Under-12 ( Primary School ) |
| Format : |
7 Rounds Rapid-Play (25 minutes time control ) |
Entry fee:
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RM 18 for Age group
RM 15 through School ( min. 3 players ) |
| Closing
date: |
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2009 |
| Registration: |
All
registration should submit by e-mail to jaxtham@hotmail.com
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to download the form
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Gula
Perlis Open Chess Challenge 2009 |
Kilang Gula
Felda Perlis will be organising Gula Perlis Open Chess
Challenge 2009 on 16th May 2009 at Dewan Sek Men Teknik Kangar, Perlis. This is
a national rated event and it's open to all chess players nationwide. Time
control for each player is 30 minutes. The tournament is offering total
cash prizes of RM4,240 for up to 57 winners including 10
lucky
draws. Closing date for registration is 11th May 2009.
| Date: |
6 May 2009 (Saturday)
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| Time: |
8
am to 5.30 pm |
| Time
control: |
30
minutes each |
| Venue: |
Dewan Sekolah Menengah Teknik,
Kangar, Perlis. |
| Contact: |
Syaiful 013-3939838 |
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to download the form
Map
to the venue
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Penang
Heritage City International Chess Open
(FIDE RATED)
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| Dates: |
10 – 14 June 2009 |
| Time
control: |
90
minutes plus 30 seconds per move |
| Venue: |
Dewan Sri Pinang, Penang |
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Mr Tan Eng Seong Tel: (60)12-4299517 Email: estan64@streamyx.com
Mr Tan Eu Hong Tel: (60)12-4882133 Email: euhong@euhong.net |
| Registration: |
Please visit http://chess.euhong.net for online registration |
Entry fees:
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Free entry for titled player (GM, IM, FM, NM)
Open
FIDE Rated RM 50
PCA Member RM 150
Non-PCA Member RM 180
Challenger
PCA Member RM 50
Non-PCA Member RM 80 |
| Prizes: |
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| Prize Money |
Open (RM) |
Challenger (RM) |
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Best Lady
Best PCA 1
Best PCA 2
Best PCA 3 |
4000
2000
1000
700
500
450
350
300
250
250
250
250
200
200 |
300
200
150
100
90
80
70
60
50
50
50
50
50
50 |
Tournament Regulations
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This is an individual tournament, open to all players.
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There are two groups of play: Open category for all players, and Challenger category for players rated below 2000 (FIDE ratings) or national rating 1750 and below.
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FIDE (International Chess Federation) rules and regulations shall apply. Results will be sent for FIDE rating calculations.
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Both groups will be played using the Swiss System, with 9 rounds for Open and Challenger.
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For the pairings, a Swiss Manager program will be used.
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Five minutes before the games start, the Chief Arbiter shall make the announcement accordingly. If any player is not present within an hour after the game is started, he shall lose by default.
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FIDE regulations apply for mobile phones, which must be switched off during playing times. Penalty is automatic loss of game.
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Officials and players should be smartly attired at all times while in the playing hall.
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#55
White
to play and win.
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#56
White
to play and win.
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| Solution:
1.Nxb5!! Bxb5 2.Bxc4+! Bxc4 [2...Kg6 3.Bxb5 Ncxd6 4.Bc6 Kf7 5.b5+-; 2...Kg7 3.Bxb5 Nexd6 4.Bd7+-] 3.d7 1–0 Esquivel – Gongora 2002
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Solution:
1.Rc7!! [1.Rc7
Kxc7 2.Qa7+ Kc6 3.Rc1+ Kd5 (3...Bc5+ 4.Rxc5+ Qxc5+ 5.Qxc5+ Kd7 6.Nb6+) 4.Qe3!
(#C5 #CDb6) 4...Bc5 (4...Rb8 5.Qf3+ Kd4 6.Rd1+) 5.Nxc5! (5.Rxc5+!?)
5...Kc6 6.Nxa6+ Kd7 (6...Kb7 7.Rc7+) 7.Qa7+ Ke8 8.Nc7++-] 1–0
Mauro
– Druon 2001
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