Chess Played Quick - Puzzles (Bingo Edition): All The Information
Chess Played Quick is Chess.com's series of events where top chess streamers complete bounties for prizes.
Chess Played Quick - Puzzles (Bingo Edition) starts on September 22 at 9 a.m. PT/18:00 CEST. Streamers will play a series of puzzle challenges to complete bingos and collect their bounties. The event's prize pool is 2,000 Twitch subs, with 70 bingos up for grabs and extra prizes for the top-scorers in Puzzle Rush, Puzzle Survival, and Puzzle Battle.
Format
Streamers will have two hours to complete a series of puzzle challenges and fight to stay at the top of the leaderboards in 5-minute Puzzle Rush, Puzzle Survival, and Puzzle Battle. Like in the previous edition of CPQ, there will be no rating categories for this event.
Bingo Format
- Bounties are presented in the form of a "bingo card."
- Each square of the bingo card contains a challenge.
- Players must complete a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line to claim bingo.
- This event has a total of 70 bingos, with each bingo worth 20 subs.
Bounty Rules And Details
- Please note that only Twitch streamers are eligible to win prizes.
- The bingo card is a 5x5 grid, with 24 bounties and one free cell in the middle.
- Players must complete a Google Form containing proof that they completed enough bounties to claim bingo. They don't need to clip proof in real-time.
- Participants have up to 48 hours to fill out the Google Form and claim their bounties.
- Any type of proof is acceptable as long as it clearly shows the bounty the player completed the bounties.
- If the proof a player sends fails to prove they completed a bounty, we will not accept the bounty. After we decide to disqualify a bounty, we will not accept any further proof from the player that they have completed the bounty.
- Chess.com's staff will provide a new account for each participant.
- If more than 70 bingos are claimed, the 5-minute Puzzle Rush daily leaderboard will serve as the tiebreaker.
Bounties
Daily Puzzle
- Solve today's Daily Puzzle.
- Solve all of 2022 August's Daily Puzzles.
- Solve every Sunday puzzle in 2022.
Puzzle Battle
- Get 100 season points in Puzzle Battle.
- Win a battle without getting a puzzle wrong.
- Get 200 season points.
- Win five battles in a row.
- Win a battle after spending one minute on the first puzzle.
Note that direct challenges are not allowed.
Puzzles
- Reach a 1600 rating.
- Solve a puzzle that requires 12 moves.
- Solve a mate-in-five puzzle.
- Get a 15-puzzle streak.
- Solve an 1800 puzzle in less than eight seconds.
- Reach a 2000 rating.
3-minute Puzzle Rush
- Reach 20 puzzles completed.
- Reach 30 puzzles completed.
- Reach 30 puzzles completed without getting a puzzle wrong.
- Solve 22 puzzles in the first minute.
5-minute Puzzle Rush
- Reach 25 puzzles completed.
- Reach 35 puzzles completed on three runs.
- Reach 25 or more three times in a row.
Puzzle Rush Survival
- Reach 30 points.
- Reach 40 points.
Themed Puzzles
- Solve a 3000-rated (or higher) "Simple" puzzle.
- Solve five 3000-rated (or higher) "Zugzwang" puzzles.
Note that themed puzzles must be solved in the first attempt or they won't count.
Prizes
This event features 2,000 Twitch subs as its prize fund. Each bingo is worth 20 subs, totaling 1,400 subs. The remaining 600 subs go to the top three players in the 5-minute Puzzle Rush, Puzzle Survival, and Puzzle Battle leaderboards:
- 1st: 100 subs (x3)
- 2nd: 60 subs (x3)
- 3rd: 40 subs (x3)
Schedule
The event starts on September 22 at 9 a.m. PT/18:00 CEST and lasts two hours.
How To Play
If you're a Twitch streamer and would like to participate in this edition of Chess Played Quick, fill out the official application form below. Applications close 48 hours before the event starts.
Proof Submission
Participants don't need to send their proof in real-time. Instead, fill out the proof submission form below within 48 hours after the event is over if you want to claim a bounty. Important: you need to fill out the form for each bingo you want to claim (do not attempt to claim them all at once).