7th Kaabil Kids Foundation Course Online Chess

Tournament

Date 25th JUNE 2023

Time control 15 min+ 5 sec increments from move 1
Rounds 5
Tournament system Swiss system
Tie breaker Sonneborn- Berger and Buchholz
*All FIDE (World chess federation) rules are applicable. Basic playing rules are
automated by default in our platform.
Schedule
Login time 10:00 AM
Round 1 10:30 AM
Round 2 11:15 AM
Round 3 11:45 AM
Round 4 12:30 PM
Round 5 01:15 PM

Login Process

1. Go to our chess platform - chess.kaabilkids.com

2. Kindly login with your assigned login id and password
3. After login click on tournaments and join the 7th
Kaabil Kids Foundation Course online chess
tournament
Key points

1. Please let your child play on their own without them seeking anyone's
assistance. This will ensure a fair play & our objective is that their true
reflection should come out.
Note- Kaabil kids chess platform has anti-cheating software for fare gameplay.
2. In case of any technical issue, there will be a rematch between the participants.
3. Certificate for winners will be shared to the registered email ID within 7
working days.
4. Tournament is part of our curriculum so there is no entry fee and all kids
are registered by default.
5. Please check a day in advance if the tournament is reflecting in child’s ID, informing
late will lead to missing the tournament.
General guidelines for the tournament: -

1. The tournament is a Swiss format event which means that every player gets to play
all the rounds regardless of the result.

2. In case there are odd numbers of players, in every round any one player will
receivea bye point. A bye point is a free point. But no player can get more than one
bye point.

3. The time control includes a counterpart i.e., increment which means after every move
a player makes, additional time will be added in his total remaining time.

4. In the first round players will be paired in alphabetical order but in the following
rounds players will be paired according to their points.

5. Games might end in a draw in the following cases: -

1. Three-fold repetition (recurring position)
2. Perpetual checks (position tied in a never-ending cycle of checks)
3. Stalemate (a position where one side is unable to make a legal move and the king
is not in a check).
4. Acceptance of a draw offer.

6. In case of the same points, various tie-breaks will decide the final standing.