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Start date Custom Position Boards The Animal Kingdom Conservation Group. vs. Team Juanita The Coffee Bean Cafe. Vs. Murphy Chess Club 1 Sat-01-Jan-22 1. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 2 Sat-15-Jan-22 2. Overly Ambitious 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 3 Sat-29-Jan-22 3. Promotion Prevention 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 4 Sat-12-Feb-22 4. Ral's Trapped Kings Variant 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 5 Sat-26-Feb-22 5. Sideways Chess 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 6 Sat-12-Mar-22 6. Ral's Lunar Eclipse Position 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 7 Sat-26-Mar-22 7. Danger 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 8 Sat-09-Apr-22 8. Miserable Kings 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 9 Sat-23-Apr-22 9. Overly Ambitious Version 2 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 10 Sat-07-May-22 10. Locked 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 11 Sat-21-May-22 11. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant Version 2 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 12 Sat-04-Jun-22 12. Triple Knight Defense 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 13 Sat-18-Jun-22 13. Mini Chess 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 14 Sat-02-Jul-22 14. Endgame challenge 1K vs. 1K2B. 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 15 Sat-16-Jul-22 15. 8 Pawns vs 2 Bishops 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 16 Sat-30-Jul-22 16. Horda 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 17 Sat-13-Aug-22 17. Knights and Queens 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 18 Sat-27-Aug-22 18. 8 Pawns vs 8 Pawns 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 19 Sat-10-Sep-22 19. Decisions, decisions and decisions 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 20 Sat-24-Sep-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 21 Sat-08-Oct-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 22 Sat-22-Oct-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 23 Sat-05-Nov-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 24 Sat-19-Nov-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 25 Sat-03-Dec-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 26 Sat-17-Dec-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day 27 Sat-31-Dec-22 tbn 3 day 14 day 3 day 14 day

Ral's Trapped Queens Variant In this custom position, there are two queens on the board, but both of them are trapped by pawns. The objectives of the position are to develop pieces, sacrifice as little as possible to free up your queen, promote the many pawns on the first 2 files and to checkmate your opponent! There are many strategies of freeing the queen, like just sacrificing a rook right away, but you need to be very careful that the other side does not capture a third or sixth rank pawn resulting in promotion, and in many games, it has been possible to sacrifice a bishop instead, which is less material to sacrifice. Also, there are a few tactics in the position that I did not find out myself until I played this position in a tournament, but I will leave you to find those out! Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/rals-trapped-queens-variant-position-made-by-ralral3333 Overly Ambitious 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, the entire board is blocked, and black only has 1 move to consider until white sacrifices to try and promote the pawns on the last few files. The position is already drawn at the beginning as white can draw by 50 move rule or repetition, but the fun comes when white sacrifices a knight to try and promote pawns. Although black has a queen, either side can win or it can be a draw once white sacrifices, so the question is for white: will you take the risk of losing in order to win? Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/overly-ambitious-tournament-position-made-by-ralral3333 https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-i-overly-ambitious-tournament Promotion Prevention 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, each king is behind a bunch of pawns that can easily promote. Each side tries to rush their pawns to promotion while using their pieces other than the pawns to try and prevent their opponent from promoting their pieces. It does take a few moves to release the pieces, behind the army of pawns, but it is well worth it, otherwise the other side can easily promote their pawns Ral's Trapped Kings Variant This custom position is very similar to my first carefully thought out custom position, my trapped queens variant. In this custom position, the kings take the place of the queens in the trapped queens variant and there are knights instead of bishops. Surprisingly, although the position is very similar to the trapped queens variant one, the game is entirely different! Sideways Chess I know that there is n upside down chess variant that looks like a standard game except the pawns are one rank from promotion, so inspired by that variant, I created sideways chess! Like upside down chess, pawn promotion will be very important. Ral's Lunar Eclipse Position The pieces in this position are in the shape of a moon, and there are many pawn promotion strategies for this position as the pawns are on opposite sides of the board. Even if you are down material, you can still break through and promote pawns to win the game! Danger Probably the craziest position I have made that I like. Very interesting for both sides. You must be careful not to make mistakes though. It is also surprisingly very close to even so it is definitely playable for both sides. Although black is up material at the start of the game, initially, black's king has no squares to go to. White can also try to promote pawns later in the game. Miserable Kings This is a very attacking focused position as both kings are exposed and can easily be attacked. Early in the game, both sides will try hard to checkmate the enemy king, but if there are no early checkmates, the game will likely go into a pawn promotion endgame. Overly Ambitious Version 2 This position is similar to the original "Overly Ambitious" but black has one less pawn and different knight placement as well as having one less knight replaced with a dark-squared bishop. The dark squared bishop is very inactive in the position, but can defend against an attack on the files f-g especially. The placement of the dark-squared bishop and the one pawn lost for black makes it more ideal for white to attack on the files a-c whereas the original position features a more ideal attack on the files f-g. Black also has some ideas to sacrifice the knight in this position. Note that analysis may say that black is better, but the top variations that the computer shows go to +0 after some moves so therefore I still believe that this is a drawn position like the original.Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-ii-overly-ambitious-tournament-version-2 Locked In this position, each side's pieces are locked up with minimal possible moves, so at least 1 sacrifice is required. White has an extra piece, but white must sacrifice it. The center is also very much blocked off. As it is hard to bring pieces across the board, after a sacrifice, the idea of promoting pawns also comes into play as well as the idea of taking the opponent's center pawns Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/trapped-custom-position Ral's Trapped Queens Variant Version 2 In the second version of the trapped queens variant, each side is able to sacrifice a knight for pawns to free the queen - if they want to! While one side might try to set up a sacrifice to free the queen, the other side could be busy planning an attack! Each side has two bishops of the same colour. Same coloured bishops tend to interfere with each other, so perhaps sacrifificing one for some pawns can work? One thing is for sure: lots of fun in the second version of the trapped queens variant. Triple Knight Defense This custom position has plenty of fun packed into it! There are themes of opposite side king attacks and pawn promotions, but this position is different than others with similar themes! The three knights are very good at defending the position for both sides meaning that it becomes difficult to launch a big attack. But due to the pawn setup, this means that if the game does go to an endgame, the player who has a better pawn setup and who pushes their pawns at the right time will likely win. Don't push your pawns too early or you might sacrifice your king safety and get checkmated!

1. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant In this custom position, there are two queens on the board, but both of them are trapped by pawns. The objectives of the position are to develop pieces, sacrifice as little as possible to free up your queen, promote the many pawns on the first 2 files and to checkmate your opponent! There are many strategies of freeing the queen, like just sacrificing a rook right away, but you need to be very careful that the other side does not capture a third or sixth rank pawn resulting in promotion, and in many games, it has been possible to sacrifice a bishop instead, which is less material to sacrifice. Also, there are a few tactics in the position that I did not find out myself until I played this position in a tournament, but I will leave you to find those out!

. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, there are two queens on the board, but both of them are trapped by pawns. The objectives of the position are to develop pieces, sacrifice as little as possible to free up your queen, promote the many pawns on the first 2 files and to checkmate your opponent! There are many strategies of freeing the queen, like just sacrificing a rook right away, but you need to be very careful that the other side does not capture a third or sixth rank pawn resulting in promotion, and in many games, it has been possible to sacrifice a bishop instead, which is less material to sacrifice. Also, there are a few tactics in the position that I did not find out myself until I played this position in a tournament, but I will leave you to find those out! Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/rals-trapped-queens-variant-position-made-by-ralral3333 2. Overly Ambitious 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, the entire board is blocked, and black only has 1 move to consider until white sacrifices to try and promote the pawns on the last few files. The position is already drawn at the beginning as white can draw by 50 move rule or repetition, but the fun comes when white sacrifices a knight to try and promote pawns. Although black has a queen, either side can win or it can be a draw once white sacrifices, so the question is for white: will you take the risk of losing in order to win? Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/overly-ambitious-tournament-position-made-by-ralral3333 https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-i-overly-ambitious-tournament 3. Promotion Prevention 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, each king is behind a bunch of pawns that can easily promote. Each side tries to rush their pawns to promotion while using their pieces other than the pawns to try and prevent their opponent from promoting their pieces. It does take a few moves to release the pieces, behind the army of pawns, but it is well worth it, otherwise the other side can easily promote their pawns 4. Ral's Trapped Kings Variant 87654321abcdefgh This custom position is very similar to my first carefully thought out custom position, my trapped queens variant. In this custom position, the kings take the place of the queens in the trapped queens variant and there are knights instead of bishops. Surprisingly, although the position is very similar to the trapped queens variant one, the game is entirely different! 5. Sideways Chess 87654321abcdefgh I know that there is n upside down chess variant that looks like a standard game except the pawns are one rank from promotion, so inspired by that variant, I created sideways chess! Like upside down chess, pawn promotion will be very important. 6. Ral's Lunar Eclipse Position 87654321abcdefgh The pieces in this position are in the shape of a moon, and there are many pawn promotion strategies for this position as the pawns are on opposite sides of the board. Even if you are down material, you can still break through and promote pawns to win the game! 7. Danger 87654321abcdefgh Probably the craziest position I have made that I like. Very interesting for both sides. You must be careful not to make mistakes though. It is also surprisingly very close to even so it is definitely playable for both sides. Although black is up material at the start of the game, initially, black's king has no squares to go to. White can also try to promote pawns later in the game. 8. Miserable Kings 87654321abcdefgh This is a very attacking focused position as both kings are exposed and can easily be attacked. Early in the game, both sides will try hard to checkmate the enemy king, but if there are no early checkmates, the game will likely go into a pawn promotion endgame. 9. Overly Ambitious Version 2 87654321abcdefgh This position is similar to the original "Overly Ambitious" but black has one less pawn and different knight placement as well as having one less knight replaced with a dark-squared bishop. The dark squared bishop is very inactive in the position, but can defend against an attack on the files f-g especially. The placement of the dark-squared bishop and the one pawn lost for black makes it more ideal for white to attack on the files a-c whereas the original position features a more ideal attack on the files f-g. Black also has some ideas to sacrifice the knight in this position. Note that analysis may say that black is better, but the top variations that the computer shows go to +0 after some moves so therefore I still believe that this is a drawn position like the original.Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-ii-overly-ambitious-tournament-version-2 10. Locked 87654321abcdefgh In this position, each side's pieces are locked up with minimal possible moves, so at least 1 sacrifice is required. White has an extra piece, but white must sacrifice it. The center is also very much blocked off. As it is hard to bring pieces across the board, after a sacrifice, the idea of promoting pawns also comes into play as well as the idea of taking the opponent's center pawns Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/trapped-custom-position 11. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant Version 2 87654321abcdefgh In the second version of the trapped queens variant, each side is able to sacrifice a knight for pawns to free the queen - if they want to! While one side might try to set up a sacrifice to free the queen, the other side could be busy planning an attack! Each side has two bishops of the same colour. Same coloured bishops tend to interfere with each other, so perhaps sacrifificing one for some pawns can work? One thing is for sure: lots of fun in the second version of the trapped queens variant. 12. Triple Knight Defense 87654321abcdefgh This custom position has plenty of fun packed into it! There are themes of opposite side king attacks and pawn promotions, but this position is different than others with similar themes! The three knights are very good at defending the position for both sides meaning that it becomes difficult to launch a big attack. But due to the pawn setup, this means that if the game does go to an endgame, the player who has a better pawn setup and who pushes their pawns at the right time will likely win. Don't push your pawns too early or you might sacrifice your king safety and get checkmated!

. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, there are two queens on the board, but both of them are trapped by pawns. The objectives of the position are to develop pieces, sacrifice as little as possible to free up your queen, promote the many pawns on the first 2 files and to checkmate your opponent! There are many strategies of freeing the queen, like just sacrificing a rook right away, but you need to be very careful that the other side does not capture a third or sixth rank pawn resulting in promotion, and in many games, it has been possible to sacrifice a bishop instead, which is less material to sacrifice. Also, there are a few tactics in the position that I did not find out myself until I played this position in a tournament, but I will leave you to find those out! Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/rals-trapped-queens-variant-position-made-by-ralral3333 2. Overly Ambitious 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, the entire board is blocked, and black only has 1 move to consider until white sacrifices to try and promote the pawns on the last few files. The position is already drawn at the beginning as white can draw by 50 move rule or repetition, but the fun comes when white sacrifices a knight to try and promote pawns. Although black has a queen, either side can win or it can be a draw once white sacrifices, so the question is for white: will you take the risk of losing in order to win? Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/overly-ambitious-tournament-position-made-by-ralral3333 https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-i-overly-ambitious-tournament 3. Promotion Prevention 87654321abcdefgh In this custom position, each king is behind a bunch of pawns that can easily promote. Each side tries to rush their pawns to promotion while using their pieces other than the pawns to try and prevent their opponent from promoting their pieces. It does take a few moves to release the pieces, behind the army of pawns, but it is well worth it, otherwise the other side can easily promote their pawns 4. Ral's Trapped Kings Variant 87654321abcdefgh This custom position is very similar to my first carefully thought out custom position, my trapped queens variant. In this custom position, the kings take the place of the queens in the trapped queens variant and there are knights instead of bishops. Surprisingly, although the position is very similar to the trapped queens variant one, the game is entirely different! 5. Sideways Chess 87654321abcdefgh I know that there is n upside down chess variant that looks like a standard game except the pawns are one rank from promotion, so inspired by that variant, I created sideways chess! Like upside down chess, pawn promotion will be very important. 6. Ral's Lunar Eclipse Position 87654321abcdefgh The pieces in this position are in the shape of a moon, and there are many pawn promotion strategies for this position as the pawns are on opposite sides of the board. Even if you are down material, you can still break through and promote pawns to win the game! 7. Danger 87654321abcdefgh Probably the craziest position I have made that I like. Very interesting for both sides. You must be careful not to make mistakes though. It is also surprisingly very close to even so it is definitely playable for both sides. Although black is up material at the start of the game, initially, black's king has no squares to go to. White can also try to promote pawns later in the game. 8. Miserable Kings 87654321abcdefgh This is a very attacking focused position as both kings are exposed and can easily be attacked. Early in the game, both sides will try hard to checkmate the enemy king, but if there are no early checkmates, the game will likely go into a pawn promotion endgame. 9. Overly Ambitious Version 2 87654321abcdefgh This position is similar to the original "Overly Ambitious" but black has one less pawn and different knight placement as well as having one less knight replaced with a dark-squared bishop. The dark squared bishop is very inactive in the position, but can defend against an attack on the files f-g especially. The placement of the dark-squared bishop and the one pawn lost for black makes it more ideal for white to attack on the files a-c whereas the original position features a more ideal attack on the files f-g. Black also has some ideas to sacrifice the knight in this position. Note that analysis may say that black is better, but the top variations that the computer shows go to +0 after some moves so therefore I still believe that this is a drawn position like the original.Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/fun-special-ii-overly-ambitious-tournament-version-2 10. Locked 87654321abcdefgh In this position, each side's pieces are locked up with minimal possible moves, so at least 1 sacrifice is required. White has an extra piece, but white must sacrifice it. The center is also very much blocked off. As it is hard to bring pieces across the board, after a sacrifice, the idea of promoting pawns also comes into play as well as the idea of taking the opponent's center pawns Tournaments in this position: https://www.chess.com/tournament/trapped-custom-position 11. Ral's Trapped Queens Variant Version 2 87654321abcdefgh In the second version of the trapped queens variant, each side is able to sacrifice a knight for pawns to free the queen - if they want to! While one side might try to set up a sacrifice to free the queen, the other side could be busy planning an attack! Each side has two bishops of the same colour. Same coloured bishops tend to interfere with each other, so perhaps sacrifificing one for some pawns can work? One thing is for sure: lots of fun in the second version of the trapped queens variant. 12. Triple Knight Defense 87654321abcdefgh This custom position has plenty of fun packed into it! There are themes of opposite side king attacks and pawn promotions, but this position is different than others with similar themes! The three knights are very good at defending the position for both sides meaning that it becomes difficult to launch a big attack. But due to the pawn setup, this means that if the game does go to an endgame, the player who has a better pawn setup and who pushes their pawns at the right time will likely win. Don't push your pawns too early or you might sacrifice your king safety and get checkmated!

Untitled chess players winning center Kings pawn AAAA 16 AAAA 1 6 Chess Lovers Academy 18 Chess Loving Family 7 Just the 2 of us The AA Club Admins of The AA tournaments Club 4 Admins of Untitled chess players winning center. 13 Chess Playing Family ADMIN Team 14

Number List of clubs that I'm part of the admin team Number Role members 1 1 The AA tournaments Club 442 OWNER 2 2 Untitled chess players winning center 167 OWNER 3 3 Chess Playing Family 215 OWNER 4 4 Fourteen Days 162 OWNER 5 5 Peter19821982 and friends 18 OWNER 6 1 The Kings of the Board 25 SA 7 2 European Union Club 35 SA 8 1 The Animal Kingdom Conservation Group . 4,022 ADMIN 9 2 The Coffee Bean Cafe. 3,868 ADMIN 10 3 The GM Factory 3,058 ADMIN 11 4 LV03's Friends 23 ADMIN 12 5 Daily Tournaments Fans Club 1,131 ADMIN 13 6 Old Wolf and Friends 518 ADMIN 14 7 KingSonicTheHedgehog Club of Friends 81 ADMIN 15 8 Coolest Chess 1,563 ADMIN 16 9 Bobby Fischer's Fan Club 167 ADMIN 17 10 Fruzsi's Magyar Tigers 589 ADMIN 18 11 Duty Free Britain 51 ADMIN 19 12 Chess fun group 15 ADMIN 20 1 The YEET Gang 271 COORDINATORS 21 2 The Chess addicts 72 COORDINATORS

Number List of clubs that I'm part of the admin team Number Date formed Role members 1 1 The AA tournaments Club 442 Mon-07-Dec-20 OWNER 2 2 Untitled chess players winning center 167 Tue-09-Jun-20 OWNER 3 3 Chess Playing Family 215 Fri-16-Oct-20 OWNER 4 4 Fourteen Days 162 Mon-13-Oct-14 OWNER 5 5 Peter19821982 and friends 18 Tue-28-Sep-21 OWNER 6 1 The Kings of the Board 25 Mon-28-Dec-20 SA 7 2 European Union Club 35 Thu-11-Feb-21 SA 8 1 The Animal Kingdom Conservation Group . 4,022 Mon-28-Dec-15 ADMIN 9 2 The Coffee Bean Cafe. 3,868 Fri-08-Apr-16 ADMIN 10 3 The GM Factory 3,058 Wed-30-May-18 ADMIN 11 4 LV03's Friends 23 Mon-22-Apr-19 ADMIN 12 5 Daily Tournaments Fans Club 1,131 Tue-14-Jan-20 ADMIN 13 6 Old Wolf and Friends 518 Sat-21-Mar-20 ADMIN 14 7 KingSonicTheHedgehog Club of Friends 81 Mon-27-Apr-20 ADMIN 15 8 Coolest Chess 1,563 Fri-30-Oct-20 ADMIN 16 9 Bobby Fischer's Fan Club 167 Thu-26-Nov-20 ADMIN 17 10 Fruzsi's Magyar Tigers 589 Fri-29-Jan-21 ADMIN 18 11 Duty Free Britain 51 Fri-13-Aug-21 ADMIN 19 12 Chess fun group 15 Sun-19-Sep-21 ADMIN 20 1 The YEET Gang 271 Sun-25-Oct-20 COORDINATORS 21 2 The Chess addicts 72 Tue-04-May-21 COORDINATORS

Hi the owners account is inactive since 29th June 2020 so just over a year ago. Therefore, it will be required to replace the inactive owner. This is a poll to replace the inactive owner. The poll will end 23:59 BST Thursday July 22nd 2021 I vote for @Peter19821982

List of monthly tournaments that are in progress or full or open for registration. As of today January monthly tournaments are in progress. The February monthly tournaments are full. March tournaments are open for registration. . List of monthly Tournaments Status Start Date . . 1 (Jan 2021) The AA tournaments Club. January Tournament 2021 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 (960)(Jan 2021) The AA tournaments Club Fischer Random chess. January Tournament 2020 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 . 2 (Feb 2021) The AA tournaments Club. February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 (960)(Feb 2021) The AA tournaments Club Fischer Random chess. February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 . 3 (Mar 2021) The AA tournaments Club. March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 (960)(Mar 2021) The AA tournaments Club Fischer Random chess. March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 . 4 April . Sat-24-Apr-21 . Sat-24-Apr-21 . 5 May . Sat-29-May-21 . Sat-29-May-21 . 6 June . Sat-26-Jun-21 . Sat-26-Jun-21 . 7 July . Sat-31-Jul-21 . Sat-31-Jul-21 . 8 August . Sat-28-Aug-21 . Sat-28-Aug-21 . 9 September . Sat-25-Sep-21 . Sat-25-Sep-21 . 10 October . Sat-30-Oct-21 . Sat-30-Oct-21 . 11 November . Sat-27-Nov-21 . Sat-27-Nov-21 . 12 December . Sat-25-Dec-21 . Sat-25-Dec-21 .

List of monthly tournaments that are in progress or full or open for registration. As of today January monthly tournaments are in progress. The February monthly tournaments are full. March tournaments are open for registration. . List of monthly Tournaments Status Start Date . . 1 (Jan 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group. January Tournament 2021 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 (960)(Jan 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group Fischer Random chess. January Tournament 2020 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 . 2 (Feb 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group. February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 (960)(Feb 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group. February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 . 3 (Mar 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group. March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 (960)(Mar 2021) The Animal Kingdom conservation Group. March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 . 4 April . Sat-24-Apr-21 . Sat-24-Apr-21 . 5 May . Sat-29-May-21 . Sat-29-May-21 . 6 June . Sat-26-Jun-21 . Sat-26-Jun-21 . 7 July . Sat-31-Jul-21 . Sat-31-Jul-21 . 8 August . Sat-28-Aug-21 . Sat-28-Aug-21 . 9 September . Sat-25-Sep-21 . Sat-25-Sep-21 . 10 October . Sat-30-Oct-21 . Sat-30-Oct-21 . 11 November . Sat-27-Nov-21 . Sat-27-Nov-21 . 12 December . Sat-25-Dec-21 . Sat-25-Dec-21 .

List of monthly tournaments that are in progress or full or open for registration. As of today October, November, December and January monthly tournaments are in progress. The February monthly tournaments are full. March tournaments are open for registration. . List of monthly Tournaments Status Start Date . 1 (TCBC)(Oct 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. October Tournament 2020 In progress Sat-31-Oct-20 (CBC)(960)(Oct 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). October Tournament 2020 In progress Sat-31-Oct-20 . 2 (TCBC)(Nov 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. November Tournament 2020 In progress Mon-30-Nov-20 (CBC)(960)(Now2020)The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). November Tournament 2020 In progress Mon-30-Nov-20 . 3 The Coffee Bean Cafe. December Tournament 2020 In progress Thu-31-Dec-20 The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). December Tournament 2020 In progress Thu-31-Dec-20 . 4 (TCBC)(Jan 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. January Tournament 2021 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 (CBC)(960)(Jan 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). January Tournament 2021 In progress Sat-30-Jan-21 . 5 (TCBC)(Feb 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 (CBC)(960)(Feb 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess).February Tournament 2021 Full Sat-27-Feb-21 . 6 (TCBC)(Mar 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 (CBC)(960)(Mar 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess).March Tournament 2021 Still spaces Sat-27-Mar-21 . 7 April Sat-24-Apr-21 . Sat-24-Apr-21 . 8 May . Sat-29-May-21 . Sat-29-May-21 . 9 June . Sat-26-Jun-21 . Sat-26-Jun-21 . 10 July . Sat-31-Jul-21 . Sat-31-Jul-21 . 11 August . Sat-28-Aug-21 . Sat-28-Aug-21 . 12 September . Sat-25-Sep-21 . Sat-25-Sep-21 . 13 October . Sat-30-Oct-21 . Sat-30-Oct-21 . 14 November . Sat-27-Nov-21 . Sat-27-Nov-21 . 15 December . Sat-25-Dec-21 . Sat-25-Dec-21 .

List of provisional dates for the monthly tournaments for 2021. The monthly tournaments for 2021 will either the 4th Saturday or 5th Saturday of each month. Month List Monthly tournaments 4th or 5th Saturday Start Date 1 January Monthly tournaments 5th Saturday Sat-30-Jan-21 2 February Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-27-Feb-21 3 March Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-27-Mar-21 4 April Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-24-Apr-21 5 May Monthly tournaments 5th Saturday Sat-29-May-21 6 June Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-26-Jun-21 6 July Monthly tournaments 5th Saturday Sat-31-Jul-21 7 August Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-28-Aug-21 8 September Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-25-Sep-21 9 October Monthly tournaments 5th Saturday Sat-30-Oct-21 10 November Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-27-Nov-21 11 December Monthly tournaments 4th Saturday Sat-25-Dec-21

List of monthly tournaments that are in progress or open for registration. (TCBC)(Oct 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. October Tournament 2020 Sat-31-Oct-20 (CBC)(960)(Oct 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). October Tournament 2020 Sat-31-Oct-20 (TCBC)(Nov 2020) The Coffee Bean Cafe. November Tournament 2020 Mon-30-Nov-20 (CBC)(960)(Now2020)The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). November Tournament 2020 Mon-30-Nov-20 The Coffee Bean Cafe. December Tournament 2020 Thu-31-Dec-20 The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). December Tournament 2020 Thu-31-Dec-20 (TCBC)(Jan 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. January Tournament 2021 Sat-30-Jan-21 (CBC)(960)(Jan 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess). January Tournament 2021 Sat-30-Jan-21 (TCBC)(Feb 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. February Tournament 2021 Sat-27-Feb-21 (CBC)(960)(Feb 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess).February Tournament 2021 Sat-27-Feb-21 (TCBC)(Mar 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. March Tournament 2021 Sat-27-Mar-21 (CBC)(960)(Mar 2021) The Coffee Bean Cafe. Fischer Random chess (960 chess).March Tournament 2021 Sat-27-Mar-21