| Organizer |
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North America Chess Hub |
| Flyer Link |
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kmpnAenXL_z8ZoTn09Pt8VOptBJIx4xg/view?usp=sharing
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| Live Game Link |
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https://www.nachesshub.com/Organizers/Details/A6054993 |
| Pairing & Results Link |
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https://www.nachesshub.com/Organizers/Details/A6054993 |
| Event Address |
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Online, Online, WA, USA, 98074 |
| Prize Fund |
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$0 |
| Status |
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Completed |
| Event Type |
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Group Lesson |
| Rating Type |
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lichess.org |
| Use Max(OTB,Online) Rating 4 Pairing |
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| Time Control |
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Classical [] |
| Pairing Rule |
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Swiss |
| Rounds |
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0 [Each sections may have different number of rounds] |
| Half-point Byes Available |
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0 [Each sections may have different number of half-point byes] |
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| Require Check In |
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| Charity Event |
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| Total Seats |
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200 |
| Event Time Zone |
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Pacific Daylight Time
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| Dates |
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Tuesday, November 3, 2020 4:00 PM ~ Thursday, December 31, 2020 6:00 PM
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| Schedule Info |
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4:00 - 5:15 PM PST on Tuesday and Thursday. G60 Tournament on Wednesday. No lessons on Thanksgiving (11/26) and Christmas Eve (12/24).
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| Registration |
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Register by Tuesday, December 29, 2020 12:00 AM |
| Member Discount |
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| Description |
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Until players are experts, masters, and beyond, the most common mistakes revolve around coming up with the wrong plan. Everyone knows to throw the h-pawn against the Dragon, but in more subtle positions, finding the right plan can be much more difficult. Young players in particular tend to play with a lot of energy and calculate well, but their lack of experience often means that in less forcing positions or ones where a variety of plans or piece arrangements are available, it can be tough to find the best one. Throughout this camp of 16 classes, GM Shankland will work with students on the process of finding the right plan.
Lessons 1-4: Exploiting the pawn structure
Lessons 5-8: Making the right piece exchanges
Lessons 9-12: Step by step endgame planning
Lessons 13-16: Identifying and improving misplaced pieces.
G60 round robin tournaments will be organized on Wednesdays 4:00PM with prizes ($100-$50-$25)
Misc Info: Lectures and homework will target USCF 2000+ level
Recommended for peak USCF 2000+ players
Players rated lower than 2000 allowed with special permission and $100 extra
$820 for players with peak USCF 2000+/ $900 for players with peak USCF U2000
NA Chess Hub Gold members (took 4+ NACH camps already) gets 10% discount
You can pay in two installments. (e.g. if total fee is $800, you can pay $400 by Nov 3rd and then the remaining $400 by Dec 1st)
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