I hope that everyone is having a fulfilling summer, both inside and outside of chess. Here we are, already in August, and it is time to open registrations for the Ottawa Autumn Open. This weekender will be in late September, but players who pay during August can take advantage of a $30 triple-early discount!
Please check out the weblink at the end of this post, for all of the tournament details.
For players who have been to a few of my tournaments, please note some changes:
- Round 1 on Friday has been moved from 7pm to 730pm, to benefit travelling players
- Round 4 on Sunday has been moved from 9am to 10am, as some found 9am too early
- the number of sections are expanding from 4 to 5 (Top, U2200, U2000, U1800, U1600)
Yours in chess,
Aris Marghetis, FIDE Arbiter
Organizer/TD, EOCA President
arismarghetis at rogers dot com
http://www.eoca.org/htm/tournaments_2010-11.html
Please note that we are looking for up to 5 floater players :
- floater players help the TD guarantee no “forced byes”
- floater players are paired and rated like all the players
- floater players play for free, but under some conditions :
----- they play in 0 to 5 rounds, depending on byes by all the players
----- they can be phoned/texted in the hour before every single round
----- they have a current CFC membership by the time of first pairings
If you are interested in being a floater player for this event, please apply by email
--------- original event announcement ---------
The Eastern Ontario Chess Association (EOCA) organizes the EOCA Grand Prix, a series of weekend tournaments over the 2010-2011 chess season.
The next EOCA event in Ottawa is the Ottawa Autumn Open, on September 24th-26th. It will consist of 5 rounds, with flexible bye and discount options.
We are planning 5 sections (rated CFC, upper sections also rated FIDE), and prizes for every 200 rating points (total of $3300 for latest Ottawa event!)
For more details on this event, and a great webpage for all of the events in the 2010-2011 EOCA Grand Prix, please consider bookmarking this weblink :
http://www.eoca.org/htm/tournaments_2010-11.html
Please check out the weblink at the end of this post, for all of the tournament details.
For players who have been to a few of my tournaments, please note some changes:
- Round 1 on Friday has been moved from 7pm to 730pm, to benefit travelling players
- Round 4 on Sunday has been moved from 9am to 10am, as some found 9am too early
- the number of sections are expanding from 4 to 5 (Top, U2200, U2000, U1800, U1600)
Yours in chess,
Aris Marghetis, FIDE Arbiter
Organizer/TD, EOCA President
arismarghetis at rogers dot com
http://www.eoca.org/htm/tournaments_2010-11.html
Please note that we are looking for up to 5 floater players :
- floater players help the TD guarantee no “forced byes”
- floater players are paired and rated like all the players
- floater players play for free, but under some conditions :
----- they play in 0 to 5 rounds, depending on byes by all the players
----- they can be phoned/texted in the hour before every single round
----- they have a current CFC membership by the time of first pairings
If you are interested in being a floater player for this event, please apply by email
--------- original event announcement ---------
The Eastern Ontario Chess Association (EOCA) organizes the EOCA Grand Prix, a series of weekend tournaments over the 2010-2011 chess season.
The next EOCA event in Ottawa is the Ottawa Autumn Open, on September 24th-26th. It will consist of 5 rounds, with flexible bye and discount options.
We are planning 5 sections (rated CFC, upper sections also rated FIDE), and prizes for every 200 rating points (total of $3300 for latest Ottawa event!)
For more details on this event, and a great webpage for all of the events in the 2010-2011 EOCA Grand Prix, please consider bookmarking this weblink :
http://www.eoca.org/htm/tournaments_2010-11.html
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