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Chess Tournament  in your city

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Place wins  $ 5000.00

   Place Wins $ 2000.00

   Place Wins $ 1000.00

 Limited spots, register now to save a spot

Call or text:
780 920 9515
To  Register  call  or  text   780 920 9515

Vancouver

Edmonton

Calgary

Toronton

Ottawa

Montreal

Upcoming Tournaments

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Edmonton

One day chess tournament 

 

1st place wins 5k 

2nd place wins 2k

3rd place wins 1k

Location: Londonderry community league

14224 74 St NW, Edmonton, AB 

Date: Sunday august 16, 2026

Time: 10 am to 6pm

Limited spot available, register now to save a spot

To register

Call or text:
780 920 9515

Free Food and drinks

This tournament is for beginners and modern players alike. Anybody over 18  are welcomed.

We are verified and licenced by the government

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Comming soon

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Calgary

COMING SOON

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Toronton

COMING SOON

COMING SOON

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Ottawa

COMING SOON

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Montreal

COMING SOON

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Vancouver

COMING SOON

We are verified and licenced by the government

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The same day your e-transfer and info is received, you will get a proof of payment/registration on your email and text letting you know that you have been registered for the Royal chess tournament in the city of the tournament. On the day of the tournament please bring your ID and the tournament registration  we sent you for verifications.

Thank you,
good luck!

How  to  register

Registration fee $100

From your bank account
e-transfer  $100 to 


royalchesscanada@gmail.com
In the e-transfer msg box, include the following info so we can register you

1. First and last name

2. Reason: Tournament registration

3. Email: 

4.  Cell phone #




 
Call or text:
780 920 9515

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