💥 *1st Morphy Bullet Team Battle* 💥

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💥 *1st Morphy Bullet Team Battle* 💥

*13th FREE Online Tournament Held Every Sunday☀️* 


*Entry Fees = Free Free Free* 🥳🥳


*Each player can be considered for 2 Prizes!* 🤩🏆♟️


*🗓️ Tournament Date  :- 13th August 2020 (Sunday)*

*⏰ Timings :- 7:05 pm to 8:00 pm*

*⏳Time Control:-* *1 + 0 (Bullet)*

*⏱️ Duration - 55 Minutes*

🛡️ *BERSERK ALLOWED AT YOUR OWN RISK* 🏁♟️


*CASH PRIZES 💸💰* 

*👉🏻Total Four Categories!*


*1️⃣ Main Prizes on The basis Of Final Rankings*

*1st :- Rs.  66/- 🥇*

*2nd:- Rs. 44/-* 🥈

*3rd:- Rs. 33/-* 🥉

*4th:- Rs. 22/-* 🏅

*5th:- Rs. 11/-* 🏅


*2️⃣ Special Prizes For The Players Representing ChessNut Academy Team🌟*

*Top 10 leaders will get digital certificate*🤩🤩


*3️⃣ Best Team🏆*

*Leader - Rs. 25/-* 🏁🤩🥇♟️


*4️⃣ Special Lucky Prizes*

*500th :- Rs. 33/-* 🏅

*1000th :- Rs. 33/-* 🏅



*💸💸Cash Prizes Will be given by Paytm Wallet Or Gpay Only💸💸*



*♟️Lichess Team Link♟️*

https://lichess.org/team/chessnut-academy


*🏁Tournament Link🏁*

https://lichess.org/tournament/8aYVqcrt


*🏆Only Winners in this Tournament Are Requested To Click Here To Claim Their Prizes🏆*

https://bit.ly/winnerspleaseclickhere


*Notes:-📝📝*

*🚫1. Using engine is prohibited.🚫* 

*🖋️2. The Decision of the organizer is Final🖋️* 

*💰3. Prizes will be given within 48 hours after the Tournament💰*

*📌4. No Registration Required!📌*

*🏆5. One Player Can Be Considered For Two Prizes🏆*

*6. Minimum 8️⃣ Games Required For Lucky Prizes!*


*THANK YOU!*

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