CDA Chess Online Tournaments



Your Next Move is Online!

Join fellow members for an evening of strategy, competition, and community at the CDA Chess Online Tournament. Test your skills, climb the ladder, and prove you have what it takes to be a champion.

Event Details

  • Date: Tuesday, November 4
  • Time: 6:00 p.m. Pacific Time
  • Platform: Lichess.org

Tournament Format & Ratings

This tournament is designed for competitive play and official rating calculation.

  • Lichess Rated: All games will be officially rated on the Lichess platform.
  • Club Rating: Results will also count towards your Club Rating for the CDA Chess Online Ladder.

How to Participate

Participation is exclusive to club members. Please ensure you meet the following requirements before the tournament begins:

  1. Be a Member of CDA Chess: You must have an active membership with the CDA Chess club. If you are not already a member, just fill out the form below.
  1. Join the Lichess Team: You must be a member of the official CDA Chess Team on Lichess.org.

Ready to Join the Action?

Follow these simple steps to register and join our team on Lichess. This is a mandatory step to be eligible for the tournament.

Step-by-Step Guide: For detailed instructions on how to register on Lichess and join the CDA Chess Team, please visit:
How to Register and Join a Chess Team on Lichess

We look forward to seeing you at the tournament! Checkmate awaits.

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