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Tuesday Knight Thunder ♞⚡ Weekly Rated Rapids Online
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Tuesday Knight Thunder ♞⚡ Weekly Rapids Online
🕕 Start Time: 7pm (ET)
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Get ready for thunder rapid online chess! Whether you're a new player looking for competition or just want to test your skills for fun—this 5-round G/10mins inc/5sec time control online tournament is for you.
🏆 Winner Takes All $50
(Prize money will be zelle, paypal, or cashapp)
1st Round starts at 7;15pm all other rounds start immediately after results from previous round are completed. Connect to Tournament Director (TD) Online Room to stay updated on round pairings and any questions.
🔹 Tournament Details:
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Time Control: G/10mins inc/5sec
Format: 5 Rounds Swiss
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Each round begins shortly after the previous round finishes
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Must have a Lichess account to participate
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No-show for a round = Automatic forfeit
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6.3 Other Info. How to set common chess clocks for increment time controls
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The use of increment time controls is becoming more common in the US. MCA uses increment time controls both in open and in scholastic tournaments. Below are a quick summary of how to set up common clocks and a link to the step-by-step process for these clocks.
For demonstration videos that illustrate how to operate common clocks (including setting increment time controls), click on Chess Links in the Main Menu sidebar on the left-hand side of MCA's home page. Then click on Clocks: How to Set Yours.
Read more: 6.3 Other Info. How to set common chess clocks for increment time controls