World Championship Draughts-64, U9, U11, U14, U17, U20, U27

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World Championship Draughts-64, U9, U11, U14, U17, U20, U27

World Championship Draughts-64

Venue: 5* hotel, Manavgat region, Antalya (Turkey). 

Terms:

  •  Educational and training event - from October 21 (arrival day) to October 28 (departure day) 2025.
  • World Draughts-64 Championship (championship) among boys and girls - from October 28 (arrival day) to November 8 (departure day) 2025.

The mandate commission will work on October 28 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

The competition will be held separately among boys and girls in 6 age groups:

  • Juniors, juniors under 27 years old (born 1999-2005);
  • Juniors, juniors under 20 years old (born 2006-2008);
  • Cadets - boys, girls under 17 years old (born 2009-2011);
  • Junior cadets - boys, girls under 14 years old (born 2012-2014);
  • Promises - boys, girls under 11 years old (2015-2016 (born);
  • Young Hopes — boys, girls under 9 years old (born in 2017 and younger).

Younger athletes can participate in the age groups under 27, 20, 17, 14, 11.

The World Student Championship standings have been established in the age groups of juniors and juniors under 27 and 20.

The competition will be held in three disciplines - classic, rapid and blitz.

The rapid game discipline will be played according to the Brazilian version of Checkers-64.

Official sources: https://idf64.org

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