Czech Open 2008 - international chess and games festival


Festival Tournaments
A - Grand Master Open B - Rating Open C - Rating Open D - Performance Open E - Amateur Open F - Team Open G1 - Active Chess 1 G2 - Active Chess 2 G3 - Active Chess 3 G4 - Active Chess 4 H - Blitz Marathon I - Blitz Tournament J - 7 rounds Rating Open K - 7 rounds Rating Open L - Bughouse M - Fischerandom Chess N - Superblitz Tournament O - Open Pairs Active Chess P - Open Pairs Blitz Q - Open Blitz Series R - Team Blitz Tournament S - Youth Team Open T - Problem solving competition Playing Halls Festival Director Info Time Schedule European Championship School Championship Ingols Chess

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European Amateurs Championship in Chess


	EUROPEAN AMATEURS CHAMPIONSHIP IN CHESS

European Amateurs Championship in Chess will take place on 16.-27.7. 2008. There will be 12 categories together:

men with ELO FIDE < 2200 (tournament C)
women with ELO FIDE < 2200 (tournament C)
men with ELO FIDE < 2000 (tournament D)
women with ELO FIDE < 2000 (tournament D)
men with ELO FIDE and ELO national < 1800 (tournament E)
women with ELO FIDE and ELO national < 1800 (tournament E)

men active chess with ELO FIDE < 2200 (tournament G2)
women active chess with ELO FIDE < 2200 (tournament G2)
men active chess with ELO FIDE < 2000 (tournament G3)
women active chess with ELO FIDE < 2000 (tournament G3)
men active chess with ELO FIDE and ELO national < 1800 (tournament G4)
women active chess with ELO FIDE and ELO national < 1800 (tournament G4)

Every ECU member federation has the right to nominate at 1 player and 1 woman player in each of these categories without paying starting fee till 15.6. 2008. Other applicants can register directly to the organizer and they pay the given starting fee.

European champions (man and woman) in each category will become the best placed players (man and woman) in the given tournament who are members of chess federation belonging to ECU and whose ELO FIDE is corresponding in the given category.

All more detailed information should be found in the regulations of individual tournaments.