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In Kalmykia will be held a personal championship in chess

In the sports complex Elista "Oirat Arena" will be a personal championship of Kalmykia in chess among boys and girls.

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In Kalmykia will be held a personal championship in chess

In the sports complex Elista "Oirat Arena" will be a personal championship of Kalmykia in chess among boys and girls.

The opening of the tournament will take place on October 1, the closing - on October 5. The competition will be held on the Swiss system in nine rounds using the Swiss-Manager program in six age groups separately among boys and girls, boys and girls. Time control: one hour with 30 seconds added for each turn.

The organizers are the Ministry of Sport, the Chess Federation of Kalmykia and the Republican Sports School on Chess.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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