- Source: Kenya Open Chess Championship
The Kenya Open Chess Championship is an annual open chess tournament played in most editions in Nairobi, Kenya. The inaugural event was played in 1979 and was won by Richard Polaczek. The event is usually organized by the Chess Kenya federation.
The event is the largest and most lucrative international tournament in Africa. The
tournament was originally known as the Panpaper Open sponsored by Panafrican Paper Mills
(EA) Limited until the early 90s. The tournament is usually played over the Easter
Holiday weekend in April.
The 2023 edition had a prize fund of USD 43,000 (approximately KES 5.5 million) and had
445 players from 20 federations participating, including seven grandmasters.
Winners
All players finishing equal first are listed; the winners after tie-breaks are boldfaced.
References
External links
Official website
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Olimpiade Catur ke-44
- Kenya Open Chess Championship
- African Junior Chess Championship
- 45th Chess Olympiad
- Chess
- 42nd Chess Olympiad
- Caleb Levitan
- 44th Chess Olympiad
- Adham Fawzy
- Banele Mhango
- Jan Karsten
