Up Coming Events
Up Coming Events
Registration is OPEN
Sunday, March 30th
The Tournament will be hosted on our Chess.com club.
The Monthly Prize Money Event is held online on chess.com. It features a 3 round Quad (4 Players) with a 25+5 time control, starting at 2:00 PM EDT.
Registration Fee: $25
Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25
For More information, See below:
Please send us an email at paragonchessacademy@gmail.com if you have further questions.
Monthly Prize Money Event
**All players should (but not be required to) join the zoom meeting during the tournament. Should you have any questions during the event, you can ask the organizers directly. The Zoom Meeting information will be emailed to all players before round 1 starts (2 PM EDT).
Date: Held Monthly, specific date determined by the organizer.
Location: Held online on our chess.com club, you must be in the club in order to register
The tournament director will post the pairings before the first round. Players should challenge their opponent for each round.
Tournament Information:
Rounds: 3, for all sections
Time Control: 25+5
The tournament will start at 2:00 PM EDT
Quads (Please use your USCF or FIDE, otherwise use your chess.com rapid rating)
Each Quad will consist of 4 players, separated by rating.
Prizes and Entry Fees
The winner of each Quad gets $50, while the runner up gets $25
Entry Fee:
$25
Any Questions? Please contact the academy.
ParagonChessAcademy@Gmail.com
Everyday Online Tournaments (Free)
In Paragon Chess Academy we host online (fun) tournaments everyday. All online tournaments are hosted on chess.com, on the Paragon Chess Academy “Club”. You can find the link to join the club below, and the information can be found there also. The daily live tournament schedules are also posted below. Please note that daily live tournaments need at least 4 players to start on chess.com, so please, if you want to play in any of the tournaments mentioned below, register EARLY! When the organizer made sure more than 4 people registered for a specific tournament, he would then create that tournament, which the players could join one hour before the start of each round.
