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Basic Tournament Director Kit

The Basic Tournament Director Kit includes the Guide to Running and Organizing USCF-Rated Tournaments booklet and all of the necessary forms to direct both Swiss and Round Robin Tournaments.
$35.95
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The Basic Tournament Director Kit includes the Guide to Running and Organizing USCF-Rated Tournaments booklet and digital versions (PDF) of all the necessary forms to direct both Swiss and Round Robin Tournaments so you can print out additional copies as needed. It also includes a pack of 100 carbonless score sheets and a US Chess Black Pen. The kit comes packed inside a deluxe day brief carrying bag with the US Chess Federation logo.
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