2017 Central Florida Class Championships Concludes with Upsets in the Master/Expert Section!

2017 Central Florida Class Championships Concludes with Upsets in the Master/Expert Section!

The 2017 Central Florida Class Championships was held over the January 27-29 weekend at the International Palms Resort in Orlando. The event attracted

The Elusive CFCC Club Trophy Changed Hands This Weekend In A Tie For 1st Place!

The Elusive CFCC Club Trophy Changed Hands This Weekend In A Tie For 1st Place!

With the absence of 3-time club champion John Ludwig at this year's CFCC Club Championship, the opportunity for a new champion to take possession of the club trophy for the year was available to

GM Lars Bo Hansen Wins The CFCC/Orlando Magic Quick Chess Tournament On Tie Breaks In A 6-Way Tie For 1st Place!

GM Lars Bo Hansen Wins The CFCC/Orlando Magic Quick Chess Tournament On Tie Breaks In A 6-Way Tie For 1st Place!

Congratulations goes to Grandmaster Lars Bo Hansen (2623), of the Orlando Chess House in Oviedo, FL., for winning the first-ever Magic Chess Knight & Basketball event held at the Amway Center

CFCC 2016 Class Championship Concludes with John Ludwig Winning Clear 1st Place with a Perfect 5/5!

CFCC 2016 Class Championship Concludes with John Ludwig Winning Clear 1st Place with a Perfect 5/5!

As some bemoaned the lack of titled players in this particular event, current CFCC Club Champion John Ludwig (2448), who perhaps wished for more titled players and/or GM’s to be in attendance than most, took advantage of their absence

CFCC 2015 Autumn Open & Scholastic Concludes with John Ludwig Winning Clear 1st Place with a Perfect 5/5!

CFCC 2015 Autumn Open & Scholastic Concludes with John Ludwig Winning Clear 1st Place with a Perfect 5/5!

John Ludwig (2414), who had taken a few weeks vacation from chess, came back in style, defending his tournament play

GM Julio Becerra Retains Florida State Championship

GM Julio Becerra Retains Florida State Championship

The event held in Orlando started off with 4 of the top 5 rated players losing their 1st game.  None can remember an event starting with that many of the top 5 masters

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