Clubhouse Events Schedule
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“It is my style to take my opponent and myself on to unknown grounds. A game of chess is not an examination of knowledge; it is a battle of nerves.” – David Bronstein
Casual Chess Club Clubhouse* members are entitled to play in the following future events listed below. Results of Clubhouse tournament events, including games from past events can be accessed via the list of past events or the Clubhouse Tournament Events Archive.
Clubhouse Matches: Visit the Clubhouse* for information on future and ongoing matches.
New! The Clubhouse Member Roster has been published [privately]. For more information, visit the Clubhouse.
Important: All tournaments start at scheduled time. Time zone is Pacific Daylight Time (PDT). Please be present in the tournament prior to start time. A quorum of participants must be established before tournament start time. Lack of quorum may automatically cancel or alter the parameters for a given tournament event.
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Future Events
Check this page often for updates.
Important: All tournaments start at scheduled time. Please be present in the tournament prior to start time. A quorum of participants must be established before tournament start time. Lack of quorum may automatically cancel or alter the parameters of a given tournament event.
Past Events
To see more past events view the Clubhouse Tournament Events Archive.
Legend
| *Clubhouse is an online club established on Chess.com exclusively for Casual Chess Club members. On Chess.com Clubhouse is named Casual Chess Club – Las Vegas. |
| † Slow Poke Chess tournaments are scheduled on the second Thursday of each month. |
| ‡ Swiss Stakes tournaments are scheduled every fourth Thursday, Effective once we consistently have 15 or more players, otherwise, tournament will be Arena 10|0. |
| ♯ Actual number of rounds depends upon number of participants at tournament start. |
View: Clubhouse Tournament Events Archive
Read: How to Join Our Clubhouse on Chess.com
