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Chess tournament Kagal, Kolhapur on 3rd March 2024





Open Rapid Chess Tournament in Kagal in association with the Chess Association Kolhapur on the occasion of the 100th birthday anniversary of Daulatrao Aappaji Nikam XMLA and Freedom Fighter of Kagal. Open and Under 15 rapid chess tournament on March 3, 2024, open prize fund: Rs 22500 and under 15 prize fund: Rs 12000, Time control: 10 minutes + 5 seconds, open prizes 1st 5k+T, 2nd 3k+T, 3rd 2k+T, 4th 1500, 5th 1000, 6th 900, 7th 800,15th to 20th T,best ladies, Veteran, Handicap 2 prizes of 500rs, Best Kagal: 500 rupees, 2 prizes, and 3 trophies For under 15: first prize 3000+T, second prize 2000+T, third prize 1000+T, fourth prize 800, fifth prize 600, sixth prize to 600 7th to 10th 500, 11th to 15th-Trophies, Best Kagal 500-3+2 trophies best academy, best school: 3 trophies, under 7, 12, and 15 trophies in each category, entry fee: kagal: 200 rupees,under 15 rupees, open 400 rupees (light lunch will be given to each participant). Contact number: 9371460068 Ravindra Nikam

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