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Use your initiative! Training seminar (8-9 Jun 2019) Ju |
Posted by: JonathanIMGrant - 12-05-2019, 05:01 PM - Forum: Tournaments and Events
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Use your initiative! Attacking chess from Spassky to Carlsen Training seminar
Boris Spassky, 10th World Champion, had a highly developed feel for the initiative and produced many sharp attacking masterpieces. Current and 16th World Champion Magnus Carlsen is more known for squeezing the maximum from apparently lifeless positions but has recently taken his game to a new level with a series of astonishing attacking games. Is the influence of Alpha Zero making an impact to elite level chess?
This training event will cover typical attacking themes that should be known and how the initiative needs to be developed or lost. It is intended to provide an arsenal of attacking plans that can be incorporated into your own games.
Designed to support a wide range of abilities from club players up to titled level. Important examples to remember will be shown by the trainer followed by participants putting what they have learnt into practice e.g. by solving exercises and playing positions.
Former Scottish Champion Jonathan Grant, FIDE Trainer, will run the session in conjunction with Edinburgh Chess Club.
Entry: The fee, whether attending one or more sessions, is £49 for adults and £35 for juniors (U18).
Venue: Edinburgh Chess Club, 1 Alva Street, EDINBURGH EH2 4PH
Schedule:
Saturday 8 June 2019 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday 9 June 2019 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Entry and contact:
Neil Berry
E-mail: thebalernobull@hotmail.com
Phone: 07810-765-986
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Lindores Abbey |
Posted by: paulblair21 - 26-04-2019, 11:45 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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Do we not think the above tournament should be a front page story?
Considering the World Champion, a former world champion and a super grandmaster are coming to our shores to play chess that we shouldn't be shilling this for all its worth?
Equipment loan? Banners for the event? Contact for future sponsorship?
If CS have did this already, great. If not, it's a COMPLETE no brainer. And irrespective, I'd be putting this everywhere I could!
https://lindoresabbeydistillery.com/ches...ournament/
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Dundee Congress 2019 |
Posted by: Keith Rose - 26-04-2019, 10:40 PM - Forum: Tournaments and Events
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This year's event will take place 18-20 October at the same venue as 2018 - the Chaplaincy Centre, University of Dundee.
Summary of 2019 details:
Prize fund increased by £500;
Prizes 1 – 3 in all tournaments increased;
Open is renamed as Premier with a lower-grading limit of 1800 (no junior adjustment);
Premier entry is limited to 36 (due to space) – first come, first accepted;
Free tea, coffee and iced water;
Breakfasts, breakfast rolls and light lunches available on the premises.
An entry form will be placed on our CS calendar entry soon but in the meantime visit our website for regular-ish updates
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Seniors Chess - FIDE post |
Posted by: Jim Webster - 26-04-2019, 08:46 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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FIDE launches a project to support chess veterans
Tuesday, 23 April 2019 07:40
Following a decision of the 4th Presidential Board meeting 2018, the International Chess Federation is pleased to announce the continuation of its support to chess veterans with an exceptional budget of an annual total of 50,000 euros.
From this fund, 30,000 will be allocated to increase the prize funds in this year's Individual World Seniors Championships 50+ and 65+ (open and women).
The remaining 20,000 will go to individual nominees: anyone over 65 years old, who has contributed to the development of chess and who is in an unstable financial situation, is entitled to receive this support. Applications including a CV can be sent, personally or on behalf of somebody else, to the FIDE Secretariat office@fide.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
More details to be announced in approximately two weeks.
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European Senior Chess Championships, Rhodes 2019 |
Posted by: Jim Webster - 05-04-2019, 02:30 PM - Forum: Scots Abroad
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Running from 5th - 15th April at the Olympic Palace Hotel, Rhodes
all the results can be found via European Seniors Chess Championships 2019
Rounds start at 3:30 pm local time (1:30 pm UK - I think!)
Playing in the 50+
Jonathan Grant, Ian Robertson, Rosemary Giulian, Ian Aird & Glynis Grant
Playing in the 65+
Philip Giulian & Jim Webster
There will be live boards and I'll post the link when it is available - unless someone beats me to it.
Note: slight changes to start time - following on from the Technical Meeting this evening;
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