Your chance to qualify to the Kazakhstan Cup, costs covered – with a $50,000 prize fund!
Starting 22 October, Pavlodar in northeastern Kazakhstan will host a nine-round classical open tournament with a whopping $50,000 prize fund up for grabs.
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