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presents
Next weekend scholastic tournaments:
Cupertino Swiss & Quads
Saturday, December 22nd
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Dear Parents,
Last few tournaments of 2018! You don't want to miss the opportunity to get those trophies in for the end of year trophy count :)
Swiss is always in the mornings, and quads are always in the afternoon. Kids get trophies with winning record and we give medals to all others.
It is NOT an elimination game, win or loose, players are expected to play all their game
(4 games in morning Swiss tournament, 3 games in the afternoon Quads tournament.)
BayAreaChess submits the tournaments to USCF for rating within a few hours, so you can check the updated rating same day or early next morning.
Important notice for Quads:
Please be sure to check in by 2:00pm. Because Quads requires exactly four players per section, we want to ensure that all who register will show up.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Please, register SOON to avoid late fee and to secure a spot for your child.
Tournaments are becoming more and more popular, and the capacity is limited at certain venues.
Should you have any question, or need help with registering, please do not hesitate to email:
ask@bayarechess.com and our team will get back to you super fast!
Many thanks,
Judit & BAC Team
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Swiss - morning
On-site Registration: 9-9:15am
4 Rounds: between 9:30am-1:30pm
so called "rolling schedule":
consecutive rounds start as soon as previous round finish
Time Control: G/30;d5
(game in 30 minutes with 5 second delay,
one game can last up to 1 hour)
Prizes: Trophies for players with winning record,
medals to all others.
Quads - afternoon
On-site Registration and MANDATORY check-in: 1:30-2pm
Players will NOT be paired if not checked in with the TD by 2pm!
3 Rounds: between 2:15-5pm
so called "rolling schedule": consecutive rounds start
as soon as previous round finish
Time Control: G/30;d5
(game in 30 minutes with 5 second delay,
one game can last up to 1 hour)
Prizes: Trophies for players with winning record,
medals to all others.
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