not sure but the NY state champs is OTB in july
If I’m looking into join otb tournaments where do I start?
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You can subscribe to your state chess federation or something, or maybe subscribe to uschess, they’ll give you newsletters
Ny scholastics have high competion and really fun to play 
Batman2508 wrote:
Ny scholastics have high competion and really fun to play
High competition just means no chance of winning lmaoooooooo
wait, dont you live in Myanmar?
Typical reply from a chess nerd , using abbreviated bad language 😤
Sorry it was in reply to post # 5
I have no idea of us
Well, you have the open schedule here with all the info states and tourney's they have the YT channel coverage too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-HUgzYPm9g
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
In the US maybe in 1-2 years I want to start so where should I begin?
If you want to play in USCF, you need to be a USCF member (https://new.uschess.org/).
Then you can go here to find tournaments near your area/where you wish to go (https://new.uschess.org/upcoming-tournaments).
NobleElevator wrote:
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
In the US maybe in 1-2 years I want to start so where should I begin?
If you want to play in USCF, you need to be a USCF member (https://new.uschess.org/).
Then you can go here to find tournaments near your area/where you wish to go (https://new.uschess.org/upcoming-tournaments).
Thx
Itude wrote:
itude v soniahashootics here
Get in now ,tickets are being sold like tins of mushy peas
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/general-i-dont-see-the-point-with-bullet?page=8
aggressive fight
proof that words r the most powerful
lol
B1ZMARK wrote:
Batman2508 wrote:
Ny scholastics have high competion and really fun to play
High competition just means no chance of winning lmaoooooooo
I got 9th out of 70 ish people and I got a trophy
You are moving to usa?
In the US maybe in 1-2 years I want to start so where should I begin?