La dotation hebdomadaire du Titled Tuesday atteindra 10 000 $

11 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Chess.com a annoncé que le Titled Tuesday sera doté d'un prix hebdomadaire de 10 000 $ à compter du 2 juin. Ce changement portera le total annuel au-delà de 500 000 $.

Cet événement de blitz en ligne, lancé en 2014, attire chaque semaine des joueurs titrés, dont les grands maîtres Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamura, Javokhir Sindarov et Nihal Sarin. Les organisateurs ont précisé que l'augmentation des prix récompensera les compétiteurs à tous les niveaux tout en maintenant des normes de fair-play strictes grâce au logiciel Proctor.

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