6th edition · Brazil Open
Five days of chess in Tijuca: Classical, Rapid, Blitz, Pairs and the Brazilian Chess Solving Championship.
Countdown to the opening ceremony
In its sixth edition, the Rio Chess Open brings together players of every level at the Clube Municipal in Tijuca, with CBX and FIDE rating in every event.
Besides the 7 rounds of the Classical, the week brings three side events, the Brazilian Chess Solving Championship and the CBX Arbiter Course.
Read the regulationsFive days, April 21–25, 2027, at the Clube Municipal. Below, the day-by-day overview and then the detail of each event.
Condition: the projected prize fund applies with at least 121 players in each event, counted separately.
See the full tablesThe earlier you register, the lower the fee. Prices go up at the end of each deadline.
| Event | 1st tierUntil Jan 3150% off | 2nd tierUntil Feb 1540% off | 3rd tierUntil Mar 1520% off | Standard rateUntil Apr 18Full price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rio Chess OpenClassical | R$ 250.00 | R$ 300.00 | R$ 400.00 | R$ 500.00 |
| Rápido Cidade Maravilhosa | R$ 50.00 | R$ 60.00 | R$ 80.00 | R$ 100.00 |
| Blitz Cidade Maravilhosa | R$ 50.00 | R$ 60.00 | R$ 80.00 | R$ 100.00 |
| Pairs TournamentPrice per player | R$ 25.00 | R$ 30.00 | R$ 40.00 | R$ 50.00 |
| CBX Arbiter CourseModules AA, AR and AN | R$ 250.00 | R$ 300.00 | R$ 400.00 | R$ 500.00 |
| Chess SolvingSingle price | R$ 25.00 | |||
50% off the full price for registrations completed by March 15.
FM, WFM, IM, WIM, GM and WGM must contact the organizers by February 15 to check the conditions.
Registrations are subject to approval by the organizers and payment of an extra fee. They are personal and non-transferable, with no credit or refund.
One of the city's most traditional clubs, in the heart of Tijuca, with metro, hotels and restaurants minutes away.
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