Bielefeld in chess fever: German quick chess summit starts!

Bielefeld in chess fever: German quick chess summit starts!

Bielefeld, Deutschland - On the second weekend in October, Bielefeld is the central setting for chess sports in Germany. From October 12th to 13th, the German Schnellschach summit will take place there, which will be held in the historic Ravensberg spinning mill.

This exciting championship is organized by the Brackweder chess club and attracts over 300 chess players from all over Germany. The tournament promises a lively atmosphere in which the participants can demonstrate their skills.

The format of quick chess

Schnellschach is known for its dynamic and fast -paced game. Each player has only 15 minutes per game, which means that quick decisions are required. In order to extend the time of thinking a little, there is an additional 10 seconds for each train. This makes the game particularly exciting for both the players and the audience.

The tournament starts on Saturday, October 12th, at 1 p.m., and the championship ends on Sunday, October 13th, at 3 p.m. This event is not only a great opportunity for chess fans to watch the best of the best, but also a platform for exchange and the connection within the chess community in Germany.

With such a high number of participants, Bielefeld will experience an exciting chess festival during the weekend, which brings many passionate players and enthusiasts together. It remains exciting to see who emerges from this intensive and exciting competition as a master. For more information, the latest reports and details can be found on www.radiobielefeld.de .