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  • argoscheckmate
  • on Tue, 2/1/2011 8:25pm.

Hey guys read this and tell me what you think.  Should MN participate?

 

Do you think Minnesota is the best State in the nation? Of course, you do otherwise you wouldn’t be living there. The trouble is 49 other States think exactly like you do. To settle this debate, we have founded the US Chess League. Season 1 started with 10 States (evil tongues opined that the other 40 were too afraid to participate). In Season 2 we would like to invite Minnesota  to dispel those rumors and jump into the action. Here is the basic format:
 
Each season will start on July 4th and will last one year.  The season will be a Swiss tourney (6 rounds approx.) followed by a 1 match playoff. Teams will be grouped by size of active membership initially and after each season the stronger teams will be promoted to the next division up while the teams finishing last will be relegated to the next division down.  The number of teams per division will be determined by the number of teams participating.

So do you and your team have what it takes to rise to the top of the US Chess League and be part of Season 2?

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  • 16 months ago

    typelogin

    For those curious here is the organization's group page:

    http://www.chess.com/groups/view/us-team-chess-league

  • 16 months ago

    argoscheckmate

    ok then I have put the word in that we are going to compete.  Local states competing include South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Iowa.  A pretty solid upper midwest turnout if I do say so myself.

  • 16 months ago

    Mnplyr

    Sounds fun to me
  • 16 months ago

    StrategyFiend

    Sounds fun!

  • 16 months ago

    Bardu

    I have been playing in the US Chess League for Team South Dakota. I had alot of fun! I would definately recommend participating.

  • 16 months ago

    typelogin

    yes!

  • 16 months ago

    argoscheckmate

    I should also note that there are currently around 20 states that have declared their participation in this second season.

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