23–25 Oct 2026 · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam Chess Open
- Section:
- Group D (up to 1700); Group C covers 1650–1900
- Entry fee (2026):
- €50
- Worth knowing:
- €12.50 extra without a FIDE or KNSB ID
You do not need to be a master to play in a destination tournament. These events all have a section or prizes for lower-rated players, listed with the entry fee for that section, the year the fee applies to, and anything that adds to the cost.
Dates last checked 3 Oct 2026. Fees change each year, so confirm them on the official page. For a worked budget, see our budget guide, and for the full list by date, the tournament calendar.
The most beginner-friendly options: a section with a rating cap of 1800 or less.
23–25 Oct 2026 · Amsterdam, Netherlands
10–15 Nov 2026 · Shanklin, England
24 Nov 2026 – 7 Dec 2026 · London, England
26–30 Dec 2026 · Zurich, Switzerland
27 Dec 2026 – 5 Jan 2027 · Stockholm, Sweden
27 Dec 2026 – 4 Jan 2027 · Krakow, Poland
22–28 Feb 2027 · Cannes, France
A rating cap just below 2000, which suits club players.
25 Oct 2026 – 1 Nov 2026 · Benidorm, Spain
12–22 Dec 2026 · Sitges, Spain
26–30 Dec 2026 · Lyon, France
8–15 Jan 2027 · Prague, Czech Republic
30 Mar 2027 – 4 Apr 2027 · Ciutadella, Spain
10–23 Jul 2027 · Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
The organisers have set the dates but not yet published sections or fees. The last known figures are shown for reference.
14–16 May 2027 · Ghent, Belgium
2–5 Jul 2027 · Dublin, Ireland
No section cap, so you play the whole field or a rating-banded group. Check the details before entering.
8–16 Jan 2027 · Seville, Spain
15–31 Jan 2027 · Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands
17–23 Mar 2027 · Reykjavik, Iceland
5–9 May 2027 · Snekkersten (Helsingør), Denmark