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Bhutan Chess Open Championship

October 16, 2021
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More than 400 individuals from different walks of life took part in the first series of Bhutan Chess Open Championship. The two-day event ended today. The participants played five rounds at the end of which the winners for different categories were declared. They were given cash prizes.

According to studies, playing chess enhances creative thinking, planning skills, concentration and helps develop a child’s cognitive abilities.

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