First-time visitors are free,
others are expected
to obtain a punch-card.
Everyone must sign-up, thanks!
The Fox Valley Chess Club offers supervised non-rated chess play
at Golconda Banquet Hall
1568 Ogden in Naperville,
near Patel Brothers groceries,
6:30pm to 8:30pm Thursdays.
Due to limited space, we ask that all players pre-register here. Next door to the banquet hall where we play, Golconda has a wonderful Indian "street food" special on Thursdays, an amazing buffet for $14.99 for adults and $9.99 for children. (Please tip your servers generously!)
Children below high school age are NOT allowed to be dropped off, parents must remain on site. This is non-negotiable.
All equipment is provided and games are supervised to ensure chess rules are followed, disputes minimized and players are paired with comparable opponents.
Questions? E-mail info@aurorachess.com
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE RESTAURANT ABOUT OUR CHESS EVENTS
but do check out their yummy menu:
https://golcondanaperville.com/
Notes:
Note 1: Personally I'm a big fan of notation. However, at club, unless BOTH players agree to take notation, it is not considerate for one player to notate without the other. Please be courteous in that regard.
Note 2: Folks who do not show up for their reserved spot without communication will be asked to sit out a week, with escalating consequences for future no-shows.
Note 3: This is not a chess lesson -- it is an opportunity for folks who already know how to play chess (to some degree) to get paired in casual games for a couple hours. If needed, the club can refer individuals to a number of excellent instructors and programs.
Note 4: Please check-in with Coach Bill upon arrival -- do not go directly to the boards.
Note 5: Immediate rematches are discouraged -- we like to rotate players -- but if players draw or have a very short mate, please check with Coach Bill
Note 6: Please report your result promptly to Coach Bill in order to get paired with another player.
Note 7: We love Golconda's food -- but there is to be NO EATING at the boards while games are played.