Nevada Chess, Inc.

Season 3 of the online States Cup Chess League will begin in November. There are 2 divisions, an upper division for players rated 1800+ and a lower division for players rated 1400-2199. Upper division matches will be on Tuesdays at 7PM Pacific time, starting November 1st. Lower division matches will be on Wednesdays at 7PM Pacific time, starting November 2nd. The lineup will change every week, so players do not need to commit to playing all matches. Players rated 1800-2199 can potentially play in both divisions. Matches will be played online on chess.com. Matches will be live streamed on twitch.tv. If you are a Nevada chess player rated 1400 or higher and you would like to play in season 3 of the States Cup Chess League, please contact team Co-Captain Ryan Phillips at ​fantasybball702@gmail.com. We especially need players rated 2100+ to make our upper division team competitive with the teams from other states.

There is a new chess affiliate in Las Vegas. Bridgeopolis, at the corner of Durango and Tropicana, will be running chess tournaments and possibly a summer chess camp. The next tournament will be Friday, June 3 at 5:30 PM. Space is limited, so advanced registration is recommended. Visit www.bridgeopolis.club for more information.

Sunday May 15, 2022

Sunday May 15, 2022

Click here for full individual and team standings for the 2022 Nevada Scholastic Chess Championship. Standings are not final until the completion of fair play review. This may take several weeks.

From 9:30 AM until approximately 6PM on Saturday, March 19th, the Nevada State Scholastic Chess Championship will be live streamed on www.twitch.tv/1more1time with commentary by FM Tom Brownscombe. On demand video of the stream will be available for 2 weeks after the tournament at www.twitch.tv/1more1time/videos. Anyone who is interested in the tournament is welcome to join the stream.

Due to concerns regarding covid-19, the 2022 Nevada State Scholastic Chess Championships will once again be held online. The tournament will take place on Saturday, March 19 on chess.com. The winners of the High School (9-12), Middle School (6-8), and Elementary (K-5) sections will qualify for the Denker, Barber, and Rockefeller tournaments, respectively. For complete information about the tournament, please visit king registration. You can register here. Trophies will be mailed to participants approximately 3 to 4 weeks after the conclusion of the tournament.