The 6th Youth Chess Composing Challenge (YCCC) is the first composing tournament announced on the Fujairah WCCC 2022 website.The same as the previous year, the 6th YCCC will be open to the U23 generation (born no earlier than 01.01.1999), and to all different genres of chess composition. All young chess composers, and those who would like to try their hands
The Fujairah chess & culture club (FCCC) has the honour to invite all delegates of the World Federation for Chess Composition (WFCC), national teams and individual solvers, chess composers and all those interested and involved in chess solving & composing, to attend the 64th World Congress of Chess Composition (WCCC) and 45th World Chess Solving
Solvers’ ratings as of January 1st 2022 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published! 16 tournaments of the 4th quarter 2021 are included: Open of Championship of Tula Region 2021, Championship of Tula Region 2021, WCCC Open Solving 2021, 44th World Chess Solving Championship 2021, 2nd Branko Babic Memorial 2021, Tula Championship for boys and girls 2021, 26th Dutch
The page of the 63rd WCCC is updated with Minutes with annexes (PDF, 22 p.). Future meetings: 15th European Chess Solving Championship (ECSC) in Riga, Latvia 13-15 May 2022 64th World Congress of Chess Composition (WCCC) and 45th World Chess Solving Championship (WCSC) in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates 12-19 November 2022
The 63rd World Congress of Chess Composition was closed on October, 22nd. Some more details about the events will be added to the related posts, including results and galleries. The page of the 63rd WCCC is updated with WFCC Agenda and Bulletin 63rd WCCC and 44th WCSC (PDF, 132 pages, v.1.1 – 31.10.2021).
The 5th YCCC with 50 participants from 12 countries has doubled the results of the record breaking 4th YCCC. 12 judges were involved in the process of the evaluation. The winners of all three sections were announced on the final banquet of the 63rd WCCC: Section A – twomovers (Judge David Shire): 1. Ural Khasanov
(21.10) – Solving Show – RESULTS (20.10) Fairy Solving – RESULTS | Problems | Solutions (19.10) Machine gun – RESULTS
(19.10) Final results of the Open (with corrected rating) | Norms | Problems | Solutions (18.10) Lectures: Thomas Maeder, Hannu Harkola, Steffen Nielsen (18.10) Open Solving Tournament. Preliminary results with the top results: Eddy Van Beers (BEL), Ural Khasanov (RUS, j), Piotr Murdzia (POL) (17.10) WFCC Opening Session ; Quick composing
REMINDER: The Greek Chess Problem Society have the honour to invite all delegates of the World Federation for Chess Composition (WFCC), national teams and individual solvers, chess composers and all those interested in problem chess, to attend the 63rd World Congress of Chess Composition (WCCC) and 44th World Chess Solving Championship (WCSC). The congress will
After a break of one year, another edition of the YCCC is on the way. This year, 5th YCCC is open to the U23 generation (born no earlier than 01.01.1998), and to all different genres of chess composition. All young chess composers, and those who would like to try their hands in this kind of
