308 players from 29 nations in 4 tournaments
The 2nd Berlin U25 Open continues the successful implementation of the first event in 2023. Some changes (blitz tournament as opening, partly different rooms) s...
Author: Carsten Haase
2nd Berlin U25-Open started with a blitz chess tournament
The first innovation was introduced at the second U25 Open even before the start of the tournament. The day before, there was not only the chance to register, b...
Come to the registration!
You have registered and are already looking forward to THE tournament of the young chess scene in Germany? Very good! Just don’t forget to register before...
Greetings to the German Chess Federation (DSB)
On the website of the German Chess Federation (DSB) is a successful article about our tournament, the “2nd Berlin U25 Open”. In addition to background informati...
14.10.: Entry deadline reached – waiting list dissolved
With the end of the registration deadline, according to the announcement on 14.10. at 23:59, and the overall situation of registrations at this time, the tourna...
Waiting list opened for A and B Open
The capacity of 200 players for the A and B Open has been reached. Some registrations have not yet been completed as payments have not yet been made or are stil...
2nd Berlin U25 Open: GM norms possible in the A-Open
As in the first edition last year, GM norms are again possible this year in the A-Open. There are currently 40 title holders registered in the A-Open. With five...
Blitz tournament: prize fund guaranteed!
In the meantime, more than 30 people have registered for the blitz tournament as an introduction to the 2nd Berlin U25 Open on Sunday evening, October 20. This ...
The “2nd Berlin U25 Open” opens its doors
Registration is now open: Registration. The time has come: now that we have received the confirmation for the premises from the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district off...
The 1st Berlin U25 Open & Carsten Haase
The chess club Königsjäger Süd-West e.V. organizes the 1st Berlin U25 Open in 2023. The podcast “Schachgeflüster” by Michael Busse, which is well kn...