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	<title>Chesscube &#187; CHESSA</title>
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		<title>ChessCube SA Open 2009 Report</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ChessCube has recently released a report on the event for FIDE. The report is aimed at summarising the key lessons from this chess world first, with the aim of encouraging increased online participation in chess tournaments. FIDE's support for this venture, and in particular in rating these matches, demonstrates exciting possibilities in the world of chess.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In July 2009, ChessCube and CHESSA <a title="FIDE rated tournament participation online" href="http://blog.chesscube.com/chess-world-first-fide-rated-tournament-participation-online/" target="_blank">announced the first FIDE rated online matches</a>. These were matches were played in the 2009 SA Open between players based in Melbourne, Australia and players based in Cape Town, South Africa. <a title="GM Amon Simutowe wins SA Chess Open 2009" href="http://blog.chesscube.com/amon-simutowe-wins-sa-chess-open-2009/" target="_blank">GM Amon Simutowe won the tournament</a>.</p>
<p>ChessCube has recently released a report on the event for FIDE. The report summarises the key challenges and lessons from this chess world first, with the aim of encouraging increased online participation in chess tournaments. FIDE&#8217;s support for this venture, and in particular in rating these matches, demonstrates exciting possibilities in the world of chess.</p>
<p>This report and the player agreement are available for download. Click on the following links to download pdf versions of the report and player agreement. <a href="http://blog.chesscube.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ChessCube-SA-Open-2009-Report.pdf">ChessCube SA Open 2009 Report</a> (pdf). <a href="http://blog.chesscube.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ChessCube-SA-Open-2009-Player-Agreement.pdf">ChessCube SA Open 2009 Player Agreement</a> for online matches (pdf).</p>
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