Vanshika Tiwari Post Birthday Arena

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✨✨ChessNut Academy  TEAM PRESENTS *✨✨

Vanshika Tiwari Post Birthday Arena 

Sponsored by Mr. Amardeep Tiwari (International Rated player and renowned Chess Coach) . 


🗓️ 08 November  2020, .

🕖 7 PM IST


🔴🔴FREE TOURNAMENT🔴🔴


➡️ Arena Tournament🏆

➡️ 1 hour 30 minutes♟️♟️

➡️ Time Control: 3+0


Main Prizes

1st Prize: Rs. 301/-

2nd Prize: Rs.251/-

3rd Prize: Rs. 201/-

4th Prize: Rs. 151/-

5th Prize: Rs. 101/-

6th Prize: Rs. 101/-

7th Prize: Rs. 101/-

8th Prize: Rs. 101/-


9th Prize: Rs. 101/-

10th Prize: Rs.101/-


HOW TO PARTICIPATE??


✅ Create an account on👇👇


https://lichess.org


✅ Join the ChessNut Academy Team

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


✅Join Tournament by Link 

https://lichess.org/tournament/6Ouv6Sse


✅Fill the google form as it is compulsory by Link

https://forms.gle/UPC2akaqXn2DBLcV6


Send the details to us through Whatsapp +91 9421404049

1. NAME

2. LICHESS ID

3. PLACE (District, State and Country)

4. Date Of Birth DD/MM/YYYY

5. Fide Rating

6. Fide ID

This information has to be sent by Whatsapp to +91 9421404049 before the tournament

Entries will not be confirmed without the aforesaid.

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Note :


1. For claiming the prize please whatsapp only to Shreyas Vivek Purohit  at +91 9421404049


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 the next ranked player.


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


4. For Any Other Query or Assistant contact Shreyas Vivek Purohit at +91 9421404049


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


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


7. For claiming the prizes send all the details through whatsApp +91 9421404049 also through Lichess Account name shreyasvivekpurohit


8.We have observed that few strong players in order to get below rating category prizes are decreasing their lichess rating. So in order to avoid such sandbagging we have come up with a genuine idea that, For claiming prizes, a 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 :

Mr. Shreyas Vivek Purohit 

Mr. Chandrashekhar Koravi 

Mr. AIM Shardul Tapase



For Registration Contact

Shreyas Vivek Purohit +91 9421404049

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