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Tri-Cities Junior Rapid 1

(HOSTED AT HOPE LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, PORT COQUITLAM)

Event Type : CFC Rated Quick

Event Details

Welcome to the first edition of Tri-cities Junior Rapid 1. This is a CFC-rated Quick tournament for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 only. Along with the main event, we will be conducting a side event for the parents/ teachers/ adults on site: A casual/ unrated knockout blitz with a 3-round finale (Why should kids have all the fun?).

We look forward to an exciting day of chess and a learning experience for kids!

For additional queries/ to volunteer, email us at [email protected].

Venue

HOPE LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL,
Elementary School Campus,
3151 York Street Port Coquitlam,
BC V3B 4A7

Fees

CAD $40 per entry. No minimum age is required. Registration closes Jan 19, 2024, at 11:59 pm. No refunds after registration closes or for no-shows or withdrawals.

Rewards & Recognition

OPEN

1st Prize: Medal + $150
2nd Prize: Medal + $125
3rd Prize: Medal + $75

U1000

1st Prize: Medal + $100
2nd Prize: Medal + $75
3rd Prize: Medal + $50

Best U1100: Medal + Certificate
Best Unrated: Medal + Certificate

1Step 1 (CFC Info)
2Step 2 (Player Info)
3Step 3 (Payment Info)
The CFC (Canadian Chess Federation) represents Canada to the world as a member of FIDE, the international chess body. As a CFC member, you have access to all CFC rated events across Canada, and will obtain national CFC chess ratings. There are two types of CFC ratings: Regular, and Quick. Long story short, all tournaments with long games (60+ min per player) use your CFC regular rating. Tournaments with shorter games (< 60 min per player) use your CFC quick rating. They are different ratings and do NOT overlap. This tournament uses CFC Quick ratings**
Player Name
CFC ID
Section
Rating
Gavin li
OPEN
Johanna Li
185157
U1400
Jacob Luquillas
U1400
Felix Fang
182373
U1400
Matthew Martin
180759
U1400
Reyanshu Das
185765
U1400
Matthew Luquillas
185143
U1400
Allen Jiao
184168
U1400
Wit Mangornong
185156
U1400
Gian Carlo
U1400
Haven Markus
U1400
Navya Sami Venkata
1815153
U1400
Aydan Lin
U1400
Anderson Lin
U1400
Ethan Pang
185677
U1400
Lebron Clement
175677
OPEN
Noah Li
177706
U1400
sion park
183177
U1400
Matthew Hooper
U1400
Kay Leung
179126
U1400
Lucas Leung
179125
U1400
Jayden Leung
185181
U1400
Timur Boyko
185146
OPEN
Alfred Cao
185150
OPEN
Navi Shtadlan
OPEN
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Format: Swiss Rapid: 15 min + 10 sec per move increment.
Event type: CFC Quick Rated.

Schedule: 6 rounds.

Round I: 10AM         Round II: 11AM        Round III: 12PM

**Lunch Break from 12:45pm to 1:30pm**

Round IV: 1:30PM           Round V: 2:30PM           Round VI: 3:30PM

Prize Ceremony 4:30PM

** About CFC Membership and Quick Ratings

The CFC (Chess Federation of Canada) represents Canada to the world as a member of FIDE, the international chess body. As a CFC member, you have access to all CFC rated events across Canada, and will obtain national CFC chess ratings.

There are two types of CFC ratings: Regular, and Quick. Tournaments with long games (60 min or more per player) use your CFC regular rating. Tournaments with shorter games (less than 60 min per player) use your CFC quick rating. They are different ratings and do NOT overlap.

Policies and Guidelines:

  1. A valid CFC membership is mandatory for participation. We can assist you with CFC membership registration when you enter the tournament. This tournament utilizes CFC Quick ratings.
  2.  Full refund can be requested until the registration deadline. No refunds will be issued after that time.
  3. We retain the authority to re-assign players to their appropriate sections based on their CFC ratings. For instance, if a player is unrated for “Quick” tournaments but holds a rating exceeding 1400 in the “Regular” category, they will be eligible to compete only in the OPEN section. This measure is implemented to ensure fairness among players in both sections and prevent sandbagging.
  4. You are allowed a maximum of two byes (equal to 1/2 point each). Please note that no byes are permitted in Round 6, and requests for a bye in that round will be disregarded, resulting in a 0-point bye.
  5. During live matches, the consumption of food or beverages is not permitted.
  6. Photos and videos are allowed during the rounds, but we kindly request that you be discreet and respectful so as not to disturb other players.
  7. Maintaining silence in the playing area is mandatory while games are in progress. Parents assisting their children or suggesting moves will lead to IMMEDIATE DISQUALIFICATION OF THE PLAYER.
  8. Any individual, including players, parents, or guardians, displaying frequent coughing, sneezing, or other visible symptoms of illness/ COVID-19 may be asked to withdraw from the tournament or leave the premises. Face masks are recommended for all attendees.
  9. If you have experienced COVID-19 or its symptoms within the past 14 days, we kindly request that you voluntarily withdraw from the tournament for the health and safety of all participants.
  10. All electronic devices capable of making noise, communicating, or playing chess must be turned off while playing and should not be placed on the table during live rounds.
  11. By entering the venue premises, you consent to being photographed or recorded in videos. This footage may be used for internal references, social media marketing, or promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, recorded, or promoted, you can contact us via email, and we will accommodate your request.
  12. In the event of a tie, prize money will be evenly split among all individuals tied for that position. Tiebreaks for non-cash prizes will be determined in the following order:
    a. Average rating of the opponent
    b. Buchholtz
    c. Armageddon Blitz 5|4
  13. The decision of the Tournament Director is final in the event of a conflict. The final standings announced after the tournament cannot be altered or changed.
  14. Please note that the CFC website does not take into account custom tie-breaks used at individual tournaments when updating ratings. The sequence of players displayed on the CFC website may be based on the player’s overall “performance” rating or chosen randomly, and not necessarily in accordance with the tournament’s final standings issued by organizers or the Tournament Director.
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