Get ready for an exciting day of chess as the Whales First Chess Tournament is happening on August 24th, 2024, in Ikorodu, Lagos. This competition is a fantastic chance for young chess players to test their skills and compete for cash prizes. The tournament features two categories: Under 10 and Under 14, giving every participant a chance to shine.
Tournament Details:
Date: August 24th, 2024
Time: 9 AM
Location: Diamondsville School, 1, Aliu Shotomide Street, Off Coconut Bus Stop, Solomade Estate, Ikorodu, Lagos.
Categories and Prizes:
Under 14:
1st Place: ₦30,000
2nd Place: ₦20,000
3rd Place: ₦10,000
Under 10:
1st Place: ₦30,000
2nd Place: ₦20,000
3rd Place: ₦10,000
Registration Information:
The entry fee for this exciting tournament is just ₦3,000. To register your child, please make the payment to the following account:
Account Number: 8144229354
Account Name: Okusanya Olawale
Bank: OPAY
After making the payment, please send the payment receipt to 08144229354 on WhatsApp. This will confirm your child’s spot in the competition.
Competition Format:
The tournament will follow the Swiss System with a 15-minute flat time control per game. This format ensures a fair and competitive environment where each player has an equal chance to showcase their chess skills.
Why Participate:
Develop Chess Skills: This tournament is a great opportunity for young chess enthusiasts to practice and improve their strategic thinking.
Win Cash Prizes: With attractive cash prizes for the top three winners in each category, participants have a chance to be rewarded for their talent.
Build Confidence: Competing in a chess tournament helps build confidence, focus, and discipline, all while having fun.
How to Register:
Secure your child’s spot in the Whales First Chess Tournament by making the payment and sending the receipt via WhatsApp to 08144229354. This is a great opportunity for your child to engage in a fun, competitive, and rewarding chess event.
For more information or to confirm your payment, feel free to call or WhatsApp: 08144229354
Don’t miss out on this chance to let your child shine in the chess world!
