Tournament Date: Sunday, July 24th, 2022
Location:
10933 Lindblade St., Culver City, CA 90230
Entry Fee:
- Option 1: Register Online: $25 (by 7/23/2022)
- Option 2: Venmo $25 to @intlcea or Zelle $25 to donate@intlcea.org and fill this form.
- Option 3: Register Onsite: $30 (fill this form ahead)
(If you have a 2000+ USCF rating, you can play for free and also eligible for the prize, email to chess@icea1.org for the registration or just fill this form.)
3 Sections:
- 1. U1000
- 2. 1000+
- 3. ELITE
Note:
The Elite Section will be grouped by top 10 registered players.
1 Time Control:
- G/45′ +5″
Format and Round Times:
4 Round Swiss
- Round 1: 9 am
- Round 2: 11 am
- Round 3: 1:30 pm
- Round 4: 3:30 pm
Note:
- All children and adults are welcome.
- Email to chess@icea1.org to request advance byes if you need to miss any rounds.
- Players should bring their own sets & clocks & pencils & scoresheets.
- We will use July 2022 (or most recent) supplement ratings for the pairing.
- TD reserves the right to adjust ratings and the sections in unusual circumstances.
PRIZES (70% of collection goes to Prize Fund):
6-10 Players: Top 3 players
11-20 Players: Top 4 Players
Advance Entries
We played competitive chess & had fun!
（Pictures from last tournament in June）
National Master Karl won 1st place in the 1800+ with a perfect score!
Alex shared the title of champion in the 1000+ section with Sean, achieving a 100 point rating leap, and hitting his 1400 milestone for the first time. Good job!
Eight 1800+ players played against each other, it was intense and competitive.
We are also playing beautiful chess and making friends!
Jorge claimed 2nd place of the U1000 section with only half a point advantage, and this is his first USCF rating tournament!
The 7 years old kid Arnav dominated the U1000 section with a perfect score and he has achieved a rating of over 1000!
As a rising star in the ICEA Chess Club, Sean took another spot in the first placers of the 1000+ section with an unbelievable 200 rating leap. Awesome!
We have 4 players tied for the 3rd - 6th places. Morgan (right) even missed the first double round.
The competition in the 1000+ is also intense, three players shared the 3rd - 5th places, and are only half point away the tied 1st - 2nd places. Nobody can dominate the 1000+ section. It is only the second tournament for Jeffery (middle), and his USCF rating skyrocketed.
Kishan took the clear 2nd place seat of the 1800+ section. He gained 1400+ rating points in one year!
