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Founded 8th February 1992 as "Golders Green Quickplay".

Round 1 - 11.00am / Round 2 - 12.00pm / Round 3 - 1.00pm
Round 4 - 2.00pm / Round 5 - 3.00pm / Round 6 - 4.00pm

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VENUE: St Luke’s Church in Kidderpore Avenue, London NW3 7SU.  http://bit.ly/stlukeschess

Who else has entered? -  https://eu.jotform.com/grid/211384847458062

ALL PLAYERS – You should ideally be an English Chess Federation at GOLD level or above and quote your ECF membership number when entering. Non members pay £15.00 extra. Check your membership status here - https://ecf.azolve.com/MemberFinder.htm. Ring 01424 775222 to join or visit the ECF website to join.

ALL PLAYERS need to quote a FIN (FIDE Identification Number) with your entry. Non-English players will have to obtain a FIN from their national federation If you are ENG then use this form to request your FIDE ID - https://britchess.wufoo.com/forms/fide-id-request-form-2024/

Please check your current English Chess Federation rating here.

By filling this form you undertake to pay the entry fee of £30.00 plus the £15.00 pay to play fee if you are not a member of the ECF at the required level. 

FORMAT - Open, Under 1900 and Under 1600, Under 1100 swiss tournaments, 6 rounds, 20 mins each plus 5 seconds a move. 

Your FIDE ID code is essential for us to identify you.

If you don't have a FIDE code and you ARE an ECF member use this form to request one - https://britchess.wufoo.com/forms/fide-id-request-form-2024/ 

If you don't have a FIDE ID code and you are NOT an ECF member then please ring the ECF on 01424 775222 in order to join the ECF then obtain a FIDE code before you play. 

Check your FIDE ID code here - ratings.fide.com. If you don't fill in this field, then we will need your date of birth for FIDE and for the ECF.

Your ECF Rating Code is not the same as your membership ID!  This code is useful for us to identify you for ECF rating but not essential. Contact the English Chess Federation for a code if you are a new player.

Check your ECF Rating Code here - http://ecfgrading.org.uk. Include ungraded players when you search.