Daily Fantasy Chess Prizes |
April 28, 2009 | |
Daily prizes are up for grabs in Fantasy Chess for the 2009 U.S. Championship. Each day starting from round three and up to round eight, the standings leader in fantasy chess will have a choice from the list of books below. * Only USCF members can win the main prizes including a Monroi Personal Chess Manager, but registered users are eligible for the daily prizes. Login or register to enter your Fantasy Chess team, and read detailed rules here.
Daily Prizes for Fantasy Chess 2009 The Art of Learning by Josh Waitzkin Winning Quickly at Chess, John Nunn Starting Out: D-Pawn Attacks, Richard Palliser How to Play Against 1. e4, Neil McDonald Fighting the Anti-King's Indians, Yelena Dembo The Greatest Ever Chess Tricks and Traps, Gary Lane Play the Sicilian Kan, Johan Hellsten Dangerous Weapons: Flank Openings: Richard Palliser Play the Queen's Indian: Andrew Greet Great Attackers, Collin Crouch Chess Explained: The main-Line Slav, David Vigorito Chess Explained: The Grunfeld, Valentin Bogdanov Secrets of Positional Play, Mark Dvoretsky Play the Queen's Gambit by Chris Ward Play 1...Nc6 by Christoph Wisnewski Secrets of Opening Preparation by Mark Dvoretsky and Artur Yusupov Play the Semi-Slav by David Vigorito Chess Bitch: Women in the Ultimate Intellectual Sport by Jennifer Shahade The French Advance by Sam Collins The Queen's Gambit Declined by James Rizzitano Starting Out: The Modern by Nigel Davies Beating Unusual Chess Openings by Richard Palliser
*Winners can only win one daily prize, and will be contacted at the end
of the event for their address and top book choice. If two winners want
the same book, the person who won in the earlier round will have first
choice. |