Ten stages instead of ten identical puzzles
The format mixes Chess Sudoku, winning endgames, tactical tasks, defending a difficult position, and practical play against a bot. Each stage tests a different kind of calculation, technique, or decision-making.
The clock measures active solving
The next-task briefing, board and asset loading, and breaks between stages do not increase the score. Time runs during an active attempt, while penalties defined by the tournament rules are added to the final result.
Public TOP 5 and automatic prizes
The Hall of Fame shows the five best results in the current edition. When the tournament closes at midnight, first place receives 14 days of PRO and second place receives 7 days; access is granted or extended automatically.
How a Wednesday edition works
- Before the start, read the public format, timing rules, and the types of trials. A signed-in Move Forge account is required to enter the classified competition.
- From 17:00 Europe/Warsaw on Wednesday, start the run and complete the 10 stages in order. Briefings and loading are time-free, but an active attempt is not an unlimited preview.
- Finish before midnight. The leaderboard compares total active time plus penalties, and the system settles final places and prizes automatically after the edition closes.
What you can see without an account
Guests can read the rules, check the next edition and schedule, learn the 10-stage format, and view the public TOP 5. A classified start, saved progress, a profile-linked result, and prizes require a signed-in account.