The competent departments of backgammon in all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities with separate planning status, and the Hangzhou Branch of the Chinese Chess Academy:
The 2022 World Backgammon Junior Championship (Online) will be held online from July 15 to 22, in order to promote exchanges between the mainland and the world and cultivate the reserve strength of backgammon youth, registration is now organized, and the specific registration requirements are as follows:
1. Entry Requirements
1. All relevant units may choose to send chess players who meet the age requirements to participate in the competition and register according to the groups in the competition regulations. All participating players of each team are required to play in a centralized field, with one coach present at each venue and cameras as required.
2. Participating units shall strictly implement the local epidemic prevention and control policies to ensure the safety of the participants.
3. Participating units can set up multiple venues according to their needs, and the total number of participants in each representative team shall not exceed 20 people, and the number of participants in each field shall not be less than 5.
4. Participating units and chess players should consciously resist the phenomenon of artificial intelligence or other ways of cheating, and if there is a violation, they will be punished according to the circumstances.
2. Registration method
All relevant units are requested to fill in the registration form and fair competition commitment form and affix the official seal to: International Checkers and Backgammon Department, No. 80 Tiantan East Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing, Tel: 010-87559187; The electronic version is sent to the mailbox: [email protected].
Registration hotline: 010-87559187, 18603355525.
Registration deadline: June 30, 2022 before 12:00 noon
Attachments: 1. World Backgammon Junior Championship (Online) Competition Regulations
2. 2022 World Backgammon Junior Championship (Online) Registration Form
3. Pledge to Fair Play at the 2022 World Backgammon Junior Tournament
Chess and card sports management center of the State General Administration of Sports
June 21, 2022
Original link: Chess and Card Sports Management Center of the State General Administration of Sports
Contest Rules
World Backgammon Junior Tournament (Online)
Location: Laagri, Estonia
Rule: Swap Gomoku+Taraguchi-10 Rating: Yes
Date: 2022-07-15 to 2022-07-22
About the competition:
Contact platform - Zoom or Microsoft Teams
Contest platform - vint.ee
Players must compete in a designated field in their home country and be accompanied by a supervising coach. See below for details.
Schedule:
15 july, 13:00 Opening Ceremony (Estonia and Moscow time, UTC+3)
16-18 July - Renju (with no hand) match, (Estonia and Moscow time, UTC+3)
The Renju (with no hands) schedule (UTC+3) is as follows, please note that if you need to merge groups, the schedule on the first day may change slightly.
July 16, 8:30 Group D, Group H Round 1
8:45 Group C, Group G First Round
9:00 Group B, Group F Round 1
9:15 Group A, Group E First Round
10:00 Group D, Group H Second Round
10:15 Group C, Group G Second Round
10:30 Group B, Group F Second Round
10:45 Group A, Group E Second Round
11:30 Group D, Group H Round 3
11:45 Group C, Group G Round 3
12:00 Group B, Group F Round 3
12:15 Group A, Group E Round 3
July 17 at 8:30 a.m. All Categories Round 4
10:00 All Categories Round 5
11:30 All categories Round 6
July 18 at 8:30 a.m. Round 7 for all groups
10:00 All Categories Round 8
11:30 All categories Round 9
19-21 July Gomoku (Estonia and Moscow time, UTC+3), please note that if groups are to be merged, the schedule for the first day may change slightly.
July 19, 9:00 Group D, Group H Round 1
9:15 Group C, Group G Round 1
9:30 Group B, Group F Round 1
9:45 Group A, Group E First Round
10:30 Group D, Group H Second Round
10:45 Group C, Group G Round 2
11:00 Group B, Group F Round 2
11:15 Group A, Group E Second Round
12:00 Group D, Group H Round 3
12:15 Group C, Group G Round 3
12:30 Group B, Group F Round 3
12:45 Group A, Group E Round 3
20 July at 9:00 a.m. Round 4 for all categories
10:30 All categories Round 5
12:00 All categories Round 6
July 21 at 9:00 all categories Round 7
10:30 All Categories Round 8
12:00 All Categories Round 9
Closing ceremony on July 21 at 15:00
July 22 Summarize your overall score
Application:
When registering, please send a scanned copy of your passport (including name, gender and time of birth) or id information to [email protected]. Registration closes on July 9. Please also inform the participant's coach and whether you will be playing both banned and unhanded.
To participate, you will need a vint.ee username. If you have a username, please use your real name + last name when playing. Also, getting familiar with the site can help avoid making some low-level mistakes.
Renju (with forbidden hands) - Taraguchi - 10, 30 minutes + 5 seconds
Gomoku (no forbidden hand) - swap-2, 30 minutes + 5 seconds
Format:
Each group will most likely have enough players to play the 9 rounds of The Swiss System.
If there are fewer people, the referee committee may merge the groups, reduce the number of rounds or change the format.
Group A: Youth (male), born in 1997 or later
Group B: Men, born in 2002 or later
Group C: Men, born in 2007 or later
Group D: Men, born in 2011 or later
Group E: Women, born in 1997 or later
Group F: Women, born in 2002 or later
Group G: Women, born in 2007 or later
Group H: Women, born in 2011 or later
Awards: Medals/Trophies - Associations and clubs are responsible for rewarding the best players in their country. The organizer will issue an electronic certificate to the best players in each group.
Some important technical information:
Participants compete at a location designated by their home country.
- There must be a non-participating principal ("Coach") on the venue to ensure that the Competition is conducted in accordance with the rules.
- Coaches can be assigned by the association of the host country.
- Coaches must inform the tournament organising committee of the details of the venue by 10 July, including the list of players at the venue, the number of surveillance cameras (see below), the name of the coach and the coach's email address.
- A networked computer with the same number of players must be prepared at the venue in order for the game to run smoothly.
- The arena should have one or more devices (phones, tables, etc.) that display live video of the arena. Must be used during the event, and breaks are free to choose.
- Surveillance cameras (e.g. placed on a tripod) must be installed so that all players on the field can be clearly seen during the game. One camera can cover multiple players.
- While using the tournament platform (vint.ee), we will use Microsoft Teams (https://teams.microsoft.com/) to connect all videos together.
-Putting together videos from all the venues makes it easier for everyone to connect with friendships, increase the atmosphere of the competition, and judges can better understand the scene.
Regarding the use of the chessboard with the computer, the main purpose is to avoid staring at the monitor for a long time, and there is a chance to look at the chessboard. Of course, the coverage of the camera must include the board. Players using the board must first land on the playing platform, and then they can copy the same moves on the board, of course, chess game analysis on the board is not allowed.
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