Learn to Play Chess!

Join us for our newest meetup! There are plenty of long tables, hence the name, both inside and outside at this Park Hill neighborhood brewery. Come out and play some casual games, timed, untimed, whatever you prefer! Ian will be the host for these events. The venue requests that customers wear masks inside the establishment but masks are optional once at your table and also on the outdoor patio.

We're expanding down to Castle Rock! Our newest meetup will be every other week at the Panera Bread there, and once again Dave Westbarn will be the event host. Please bring a board and set so we have enough for everyone, and join us for some casual chess. As always, attendees must be fully vaccinated to come to our meetups.

Play Socially Competitive Chess in the Centennial, Littleton, Englewood, Greenwood Village, DTC & Lone Tree area. Anyone who would like to play chess, regardless of your level or FIDE or USCF rating, is welcome. David L and Dan are the hosts for this weekly event and we typically have our own section of the restaurant reserved for our group. Remember that vaccinations are mandatory to attend our events.

Denver Chess Club's new event runs every Thursday night in the Glendale area in southeast Denver. They run monthly rated tournaments, where you play one game each week at game/70 + 10 second delay. There are three sections: Premier (open), U1900 and U1500.
Entry fees: DCC members: $25 per month or $7 per round. Non-DCC members: $35 per month or $9 per round. Children under 14 receive a $2.00 discount. For immediate families, the 3rd family member plays for free (note: online registration does support this, and all 3 must register and pay. A refund will be give, upon check in, to the 3rd family member). Note that USCF membership is also required, as this is a rated event.
Prizes: Based on entries (the DCC deducts a set amount to cover expenses, and the remainder is the prize fund) 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 2 Upset prizes are awarded in each section.
Register online, or at the door from 6:00 to 6:50 PM. When registering online, players must still check in at the registration table before the close of registration. Potential players appearing after 6:50PM will only be accommodated if it does not disrupt the pairing schedule. Online registration helps speed up checking and help for an on-time start. Rounds begin at 7:05 pm.
For more information, contact DCC at denverchess.com