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Aberto do Brasil Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul 2026

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The Aberto do Brasil Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul 2026 takes place from October 9–12, 2026 in Campo Grande, Brazil. The event forms part of the CBX national Aberto do Brasil circuit and is staged at Clube de Campo Associação Nipo Brasileira.

Players compete over six Swiss rounds with 90 minutes plus 30 seconds per move from move one. The competition counts for CBX and FIDE standard ratings and offers national title/norm opportunities under the published CBX rules.

The organizer publishes a R$ 10,000 / approx. $1,920 prize fund, age-category medals, and qualification places toward the Brazilian Absolute and Women’s finals. In addition, the regulations provide opportunities toward CBX national titles and norms under the published performance requirements.

📌 Event Details

🏆 Tournament Aberto do Brasil Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul 2026
📅 Dates October 9–12, 2026
🌍 Location Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
📍 Venue Clube de Campo Associação Nipo Brasileira – Av. Min. João Arinos 1792, Jardim Veraneio, Campo Grande – MS, Brazil
🏛️ Organizer Angelo Mendonça / Circuito Nacional Aberto do Brasil
🤝 Sanction CBX – Confederação Brasileira de Xadrez
♟️ Format 6-round Swiss
⭐ Rating CBX and FIDE Standard
⏱️ Time Control 90 minutes + 30 seconds per move from move one
⚖️ Chief Arbiter IA Danny Dávalos
💰 Prize Fund R$ 10,000 / approx. $1,920
🔢 FIDE Event ID 480849
♟️ Chess-Results https://s2.chess-results.com/tnr1451481.aspx
📝 Registration Form https://forms.gle/364JNK4cikbUeq1o8

⏱️ Time Control & Pairings

The organizer runs six Swiss rounds with Swiss-Manager. Every player receives 90 minutes plus a 30-second increment from move one.

Detail Information
System Swiss
Rounds 6
Pairing software Swiss-Manager
Time control 90 minutes + 30 seconds per move
Default time 60 minutes

Tie-Breaks

Priority Tie-Break
1 Direct encounter
2 Buchholz with lowest result discarded
3 Buchholz Total
4 Sonneborn-Berger
5 Number of wins, including walkovers
6 Tournament performance rating
7 Drawing of lots if required

🏆 Prize Fund

The total cash prize fund is R$ 10,000 / approx. $1,920. Cash prizes are non-cumulative, and the organizer pays winners by PIX on the day after the tournament.

Overall Prizes

Place Prize
1st R$ 2,000 / approx. $390 + trophy
2nd R$ 1,300 / approx. $250 + trophy
3rd R$ 1,000 / approx. $200 + trophy
4th R$ 800 / approx. $160 + medal
5th R$ 700 / approx. $140 + medal
6th R$ 600 / approx. $120 + medal
7th R$ 500 / approx. $100 + medal
8th R$ 400 / approx. $80 + medal
9th R$ 300 / approx. $60 + medal
10th R$ 200 / approx. $40 + medal

Special Cash Prizes

Category Prize
1st 50+ R$ 300 / approx. $60 + medal
1st 60+ R$ 300 / approx. $60 + medal
1st Women R$ 500 / approx. $100 + trophy
2nd Women R$ 200 / approx. $40 + medal
Rating 0–1700 R$ 300 / approx. $60
Rating 1701–2000 R$ 300 / approx. $60
Rating 2001–2300 R$ 300 / approx. $60

Youth categories U8, U10, U12, U14, U16, U18, and U20 have medals for the top three boys and girls.

♟️ Sections / Groups

The event is one open Swiss tournament. Overall, women, senior, youth, and rating-band classifications determine prizes rather than separate pairing groups.

📅 Schedule

Date Activity Start
Friday, October 9 Official opening 7:00 PM
Friday, October 9 Technical meeting 7:40 PM
Friday, October 9 Round 1 8:00 PM
Saturday, October 10 Round 2 2:00 PM
Saturday, October 10 Round 3 8:00 PM
Sunday, October 11 Round 4 2:00 PM
Sunday, October 11 Round 5 8:00 PM
Monday, October 12 Round 6 9:00 AM
Monday, October 12 Prize ceremony 2:00 PM

📝 Registration

Registration closes October 7, 2026. Players must have their 2026 CBX annual registration paid by the technical meeting.

Category / Period Entry Fee
July 3–August 10 R$ 260 / approx. $50
August 11–September 10 R$ 340 / approx. $70
September 11–October 7 R$ 520 / approx. $100
Players aged over 60 R$ 200 / approx. $40
Women and U18 R$ 120 / approx. $30
Players with disabilities 50% of the normal R$520 reference fee
GM, IM, WGM, WIM Free when confirmed by August 20

Registration is personal and non-transferable. The regulations state that entry payments are not refunded.

Registration form: https://forms.gle/364JNK4cikbUeq1o8

🏛️ Organizer

Contact Detail Information
Organizer Name Circuito Nacional Aberto do Brasil / Angelo Mendonça
Contact Person Angelo Mendonça
Phone Number +55 67 99246-2774

📍 Venue

Clube de Campo Associação Nipo Brasileira – Av. Min. João Arinos 1792, Jardim Veraneio, Campo Grande – MS, Brazil.

The organizer supplies tournament sets for up to 50 boards. Once entries exceed 100 players, later entrants may need to bring a regulation board, pieces, and clock under the published equipment rule.

🏨 Accommodation

The regulations suggest several Campo Grande hotels. The event does not publish fixed tournament room rates, so players should compare current prices directly with each property.

Hotel Official Website
ibis budget Campo Grande https://all.accor.com/hotel/7859/index.pt-br.shtml
Novotel Campo Grande https://all.accor.com/hotel/2043/index.pt-br.shtml
Hotel Campo Grande https://www.hotelcgr.com.br/

✈️ How to Get There

Travel Option Practical Information
By air Campo Grande International Airport (CGR) is the principal airport for the city. Continue by taxi, ride-hailing service, or rental car.
By car Use Av. Min. João Arinos 1792 toward Jardim Veraneio and allow enough time to arrive before the technical meeting.

ℹ️ Other Information

A half-point bye is available only in Round 1, with advance notice and Chief Arbiter approval. Electronic devices are prohibited in the playing hall; possession of a prohibited device results in immediate game loss under the regulations.

The tournament also offers qualification places for the Brazilian Absolute and Women’s finals and opportunities toward CBX national titles under the detailed title regulations.

Additional Details

Prize Fund (approx.) - $1,920

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