ChessNut Academy Below 2000 Free Entry For Cash Prize Arena Tournament on the Occasion of Mr.Shreyas Vivek Purohit's Post Birthday (Birth day 22nd September)

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 FREE... FREE... FREE...


On the Occasion of

Mr.Shreyas Vivek Purohit's Post Birthday (Birth day 22nd September)


Free Entry For Cash Prize Tournament


Open For All - No Entry Fee


ChessNut Academy Below 2000 Arena


Platform - lichess.org


TOURNAMENT ORGANIZERS :

✓ Koravi Chandrashekhar (Senior Chess Coach of ChessNut Academy)

+91 9960640234


(Any question please WhatsApp only.)


Date :

Wednesday , September 23, 5:00 PM IST

Duration :

1 Hour 30 mins

Time Control :

5 Min + 3 Sec

BERSERK ALLOWED


Tournament Link :

https://lichess.org/tournament/zLfwlekA


First you need to join our team : https://lichess.org/team/chessnut-academy


Google form is compuslory for claiming prizes. So everyone please fill it - https://forms.gle/o4fUTKiBz1RCZ3Wn6


Main Prizes :

1) Prize Rs.301/- +Certificate

2) Prize Rs.251/- +Certificate

3) Prize Rs.201/- +Certificate

4) Prize Rs.151/- +Certificate

5) Prize Rs.101/- +Certificate


Send the details to us through Whatsapp +91 70203 39041

1. NAME

2. LICHESS ID

3. PLACE (District, State and Country)

4. Date Of Birth DD/MM/YYYY


This information has to be sent by Whatsapp to +91 70203 39041 Before 1 PM , 23rd September 2020.

Entries will not be confirmed without the aforesaid.

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Note :


1. For claiming the prize please whatsapp only to Chandrashekhar Koravi at +91 9960640234


2. If any Player is found using the assistance software or engine, will be disqualified for the Prize List and prize money will be given to next ranked player.


3. Payment of Prize Fund can be settled within 4 days.


4. For Any Other Query or Assistant contact Chandrashekhar Koravi at +91 9960640234


5. If Players are eligible for more than one category then only higher prize will be given and if both the prizes are same than Main Prize will be considered.


6. Prize must be claimed within 24 Hours after that no claim will be entertained.


7.We have observed that few strong players in order to get below rating catagory prizes are decreasing there lichess rating. So in order to avoid such sandbagging we have come up with a genuine idea that in our 23rd September ChessNut Academy Below 2000 Arena Cash Tournament, For claiming prizes, player's lichess rating should not be 300 points less than Fide Std. rating (Eg. If the player's Fide rating is 1700 then his lichess rating should not be less than 1400) if the player decreases his lichess rating intentionally, then we will consider it as a case of sandbagging and that player will not get any prize either category nor open.

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Anti-Cheating Arbiter :

AIM/Shardul Manojkumar Tapase :-

+91 9960530207

+91 7888018184


For Registration Contact

Sarang Vivek Purohit +91 70203 39041




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