Three-pronged format developed for national championship

By Errol Tiwari On In Chess with Errol |
This poster announces details surrounding the 2019 National Chess Qualifier for entry into the National Chess Championship. The qualifier begins next Sunday, April 7, at the Resource Centre, Woolford Avenue, opposite the Government Technical Institute. Registration for the qualifier commences at 9 am. Two games will be played on Sunday with a time factor of 90 minutes per player per game with an additional 30-second increment from the first move. The qualifier is an open tournament, meaning any person, including juniors, can participate.
This poster announces details surrounding the 2019 National Chess Qualifier for entry into the National Chess Championship. The qualifier begins next Sunday, April 7, at the Resource Centre, Woolford Avenue, opposite the Government Technical Institute. Registration for the qualifier commences at 9 am. Two games will be played on Sunday with a time factor of 90 minutes per player per game with an additional 30-second increment from the first move. The qualifier is an open tournament, meaning any person, including juniors, can participate.

“The difference between genius and stupidity: genius has its limits.” – Albert Einstein

The National Chess Champion-ship begins next Sunday, April 7, 2019. The Junior Chess Champion-ship was completed recently, and, therefore, it is time for the mature players to engage each other and determine the decisive chess champion for 2019.

Wendell Meusa is the current national chess champion of Guyana.