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2019 Brantford Food Bank Charity Active Chess Tournament Saturday July 27, 2019
2019 Brantford Food Bank Charity Active Chess Tournament Saturday July 27, 2019
2019 Brantford Food Bank Charity Active Chess Tournament
Saturday July 27,, 2019 Harmony Square (Bell Stage) 89 Dalhousie St. Brantford Ontario (Outside we have shelter in case of rain)
C.F.C Active Rated 5 Rounds (Swiss) (Groups by rating) Time Control: 25 + 5 bonus
C.F.C membership required may be purchased onsite (Online at chess.ca please bring proof of purchase)
(Except $20 entry fee option)
Registration: $40 + 2 Canned Goods
(U18 / Sr65+ / Female and NM $30 + 2 Canned Goods)
$20 + 2 Canned Good (Includes 1 Time CFC Tournament Membership / Not eligible for cash prizes)
(FM, IM and GM = Free + 2 Canned Goods)
Prize Fund: 50% to Food Bank / 50% to (Prizes after expense)
Registration: 9:30 am – 10:15 am
Round 1: 10:30 am
Lunch: After Round 2
Contact: Lee Hendon
E-mail: brantchessca@gmail.com
Text: (519) 771 - 8848
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Last edited by Lee Hendon; Monday, 24th June, 2019, 02:14 PM.
Unfortunately as the site is at the local square and is booked for other events by the city and was the only date available in July and our other site is at a church which makes Sunday's difficult, thou our August tournament will be on a Sunday details will be posted at brantchess.ca in the near future, I am currently looking at some sites in town to host a 2 day regular swiss
Hi Lee ;
Why do you always run your events on Saturdays? You get more players if you chose Sundays.
You sure about that John? Very few people run one day tourneys on Sunday. I cant think it is a coincidence. Not that I have been to a lot of them but the majority of them i have played in have been Saturdays.
Hi Gord;
Chippawa was a Sunday I believe it was in coordination with a Mississauga Tourney. Two Niagara Falls one days were on Sundays. So there are some.
A few people have to work Saturdays Not everyone works on Sundays. I think in Lee's case he cannot book far in advance. If he could he could try and get Sundays or he is a spur of the moment guy and just tries to get a one day at the last minute.
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