By Daily Sports on October 3, 2018

Entry for participation in The Classic Games 2018 opened officially on October 1, 2018 – Nigeria’s Independence Day – and will be on for two months.

The Classic Games 2018 is not a tournament of physical strength; it is one of intellectual might, mental skill and analytical precision played with the mind and brain.

It is the perfect event for intellectual entertainment, fun and engagement through Chess, Darts, Draught and Scrabble.

This $ 15,000 all-winners prize money-pot holds from December 18 – 19 & 22 – 23, 2018, at the Molade Okoya Thomas Indoor Sports Hall of the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere.

Participation is open to rate and unrated players; skilled and unskilled players; experienced and inexperienced players – beginners and amateurs alike.

There are no age limits to interested participants – except for Darts where under eight-year olds are not eligible neither are there gender classifications.

The Classic Games is an equal gender, equal opportunity and equal advantage tournament where individual brilliance and skill help players win.

Chess and Scrabble players can enter in one of the three different categories according to their national and international score ratings: the Masters, the Intermediate and the Opens.

Registration is online at www.dailysportsng.com/theclassicgames2018; entrants are to pay the applicable fees that pertain to their categories: Masters – N5,000, Intermediate – N3,000, Opens – N1,000.

The Classic Games 2018 partners in the media with DailysportsNg.com, 93.3 Hot FM, and Rave TV; organised by Macwrites with support from the Lagos State Sports Commission and The Spelling Bee Challenge.

All enquiries and contacts regarding participation, partnership and sponsorship should be directed to theclassicgamesng@gmail.com, 08170429964 or media partners.

Registration closes on November 31, 2018.

Source Daily Sports

Posted October 3, 2018

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