
9. Dinslakener offene Stadtmeisterschaft im Schach
9. Dinslakener offene Stadtmeisterschaft im Schach (DoSiS) will take place from October 1-4, 2026, in Dinslaken, Germany. This is a chess tournament in Dinslaken, Germany, in 2026.
The event offers a FIDE-rated classical chess tournament with 5 Swiss-system rounds. It also counts for DWZ rating, so players can use the event for both national and international rating development.
The tournament welcomes players of all ages, with or without club affiliation. In addition, the compact four-day schedule makes it practical for club players, youth players, coaches, families, and visitors during the German Unity Day period.
♟️ Event Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| 🏷️ Tournament | 9. Dinslakener offene Stadtmeisterschaft im Schach (DoSiS) |
| 📅 Dates | October 1-4, 2026 |
| 📍 Location | Dinslaken, Germany |
| 🏛️ Venue | Kathrin-Türks-Halle, Platz D’Agen 4, 46535 Dinslaken, Germany |
| ♟️ Format | Classical open tournament |
| 🌍 Rating | FIDE-rated and DWZ-rated |
| 🔢 Rounds | 5 |
| 🧩 Pairing system | Swiss system, possibly accelerated |
| ⏱️ Time control | 90 minutes for 40 moves + 15 minutes for the rest of the game, with a 30-second increment from move 1 |
| 👥 Eligibility | Players of all ages, with or without club affiliation |
| 👤 Capacity | Maximum 90 players |
| ⏳ Default time | 30 minutes |
| 🧑⚖️ Chief arbiter | RSR Stephan Baumann |
| 💶 Entry fee | Adults: €45; youth players: €35 |
| 🏆 Prize fund | Published prizes up to €2,700, approximately US$3,130 |
| ♟️ Chess-Results | Tournament listing available |
| 🏛️ Organizer | Schachverein Dinslaken 1923 e.V. |
⏱️ Time Control & Pairings
The tournament uses a classical time control of 90 minutes for the first 40 moves, followed by 15 minutes for the rest of the game. In addition, each player receives a 30-second increment from move 1.
Pairings follow the Swiss system across 5 rounds. The organizer may use accelerated pairings if needed, and the tournament uses a certified pairing program.
The event counts for Elo and DWZ rating evaluation. Also, players have a 30-minute default time after the scheduled start of each round.
Bye requests are possible in rounds 1 to 3 before the previous round ends. However, a bye in round 1 requires timely payment before the tournament.
🏆 Prize Fund
The published prize fund reaches €2,700, approximately US$3,130. Main prizes are guaranteed from 70 participants, while special prizes require at least four players in the relevant group.
| Prize Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| 1st place | €500 |
| 2nd place | €350 |
| 3rd place | €250 |
| 4th place | €200 |
| 5th place | €150 |
| DWZ up to 1399 | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| DWZ 1400–1549 | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| DWZ 1550–1699 | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| DWZ 1700–1849 | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| DWZ 1850–1999 | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| U20 players born in 2006 or later | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| U14 players born in 2012 or later | 1st place: €100; 2nd place: €50 |
| Best female player | €100 |
| Best player born in 1961 or earlier | €100 |
Players cannot receive multiple prizes. If a player qualifies for more than one prize, the higher amount applies.
👥 Sections / Groups
Open Tournament
The event runs as one open tournament with a maximum of 90 players. Participants of all ages may enter, and club membership is not required.
Rating and Age Prize Groups
Special prize groups cover five DWZ rating bands from up to 1399 through 1850–1999. The tournament also includes prizes for U20 players born in 2006 or later, U14 players born in 2012 or later, the best female player, and the best player born in 1961 or earlier.
📅 Schedule
| Date | Time | Round / Activity |
|---|---|---|
| September 30, 2026 | — | Payment deadline for standard entry fee |
| October 1, 2026 | Until 17:45 | All players must arrive |
| October 1, 2026 | 18:00 | Round 1 |
| October 2, 2026 | 18:00 | Round 2 |
| October 3, 2026 | 10:00 | Round 3 |
| October 3, 2026 | 16:00 | Round 4 |
| October 4, 2026 | 11:00 | Round 5 |
| October 4, 2026 | Around 16:00 | Prize ceremony |
📝 Registration
| Registration Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Registration method | Online contact form and bank transfer |
| Entry fee | Adults: €45; youth players: €35 |
| Payment deadline | September 30, 2026 |
| Late registration | Entry fee increases by €5 for registration on the playing day, cash payment, or late payment receipt |
| Required information | Player first name, last name, club, and date of birth |
| Payment recipient | SV Dinslaken 1923 e.V. |
| Bank | Volksbank Rhein-Lippe eG |
| IBAN | DE15 3566 0599 0001 9230 13 |
| Payment reference | Full player name |
| Capacity | Maximum 90 players |
| Byes | Bye requests are possible in rounds 1 to 3 before the previous round ends |
🏛️ Organizer
Organizer: Schachverein Dinslaken 1923 e.V.
Schachverein Dinslaken 1923 e.V. organizes the 9. Dinslakener offene Stadtmeisterschaft im Schach in Dinslaken. The club runs the event as a rated classical tournament with a compact schedule, clear prize categories, and a maximum field of 90 players.
Email: turnier@sv-dinslaken.de
Phone: +49 157 74397911
📍 Venue
Kathrin-Türks-Halle, Platz D’Agen 4, 46535 Dinslaken, Germany
The tournament will take place at Kathrin-Türks-Halle in Dinslaken. The entrance is located at the Ententeich side of the venue, to the right of the main entrance. Drinks and small snacks will be available during the event.
🚆 How to Get There
Players and visitors should use Kathrin-Türks-Halle, Platz D’Agen 4, 46535 Dinslaken, Germany, for map navigation. The venue address gives a clear arrival point for local players, families, and visitors attending the four-day tournament.
ℹ️ Other Practical Information
Alcohol is not allowed in the tournament hall, and smoking is not allowed anywhere in the building. Therefore, players and visitors should follow the venue rules throughout the event.
Mobile phones, smart watches, and similar devices must stay switched off during the rounds. Players must keep them in an unused bag or at the arbiter’s table.
Tie-breaks use the FIDE system with progressive score before DWZ performance. In addition, players should arrive on time because the 30-minute default time applies.
Overall, this event gives players a clear opportunity to compete in Dinslaken within a structured FIDE-rated chess tournament setting.
Additional Details
Prize Fund (approx.) - $3,130
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