PSC Cup Int’l Chess opens Jan 13 at the Ninoy A. Stadium | Inquirer News

PSC Cup Int’l Chess opens Jan 13 at the Ninoy A. Stadium

07:23 AM January 05, 2013

THE National Chess Federation of the Philippines (NCFP) will be staging its first international chess tournament of the year dubbed as the Philippine Sports Commission Cup International Chess Championship to be held from January 13 – 21, 2013 at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium, Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila.

The Philippine Sports Commission Cup International Chess Championship will be played over 9 rounds using the Swiss System according to NCFP Executive Director GM Jayson Gonzales.

The time control shall be 90 minutes for the whole game with an increment of 30 seconds per move starting from move 1 added GM Gonzales.

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The FIDE Laws of Chess shall apply in the FIDE rated tournament with the Swiss Manager program shall be used for pairings. Draws are not allowed before the completion of Black’s 30th move unless by the repetition of position rule.

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A total of US $30,000 in cash prizes shall be awarded to the winners with the champion getting the lion’s share of US $6,000.

Interested parties may contact the NCFP Secretariat c/o NCFP Executive Director GM Jayson Gonzales at email address: [email protected], [email protected], or mobile no: +639228523089 or Fide Representative Mr. Casto Abundo at email address: [email protected] or mobile no: UAE: +971503544938 and Manila: +639054069957. /Correspondent Marlon Bernardino

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