Membership

JOIN THE CLUB

A membership covers every weekly tournament and every Club Challenge for its whole run, plus member pricing on Blundercheck events outside the club. See exactly what's included →

1 · Choose your membership

Monthly Good for 31 days · each additional household member $8.00 $10.00 Quarterly Good for 90 days · each additional household member $15.00 $20.00 Annual Good for 365 days · each additional household member $50.00 $60.00 Club Supporter · Quarterly Good for 90 days · each additional household member $40.00 · free entry to club happenings $20.00 and under $50.00 Club Supporter · Annual Good for 365 days · each additional household member $90.00 · free entry to club happenings $20.00 and under $100.00

2 · Your details

Email is the only thing we genuinely need — it's where your receipt and expiry date go. Everything else is optional.

First Name

Last Name

Email (required)

Phone (optional)

US Chess ID (optional)

I've signed in at the club before (on the iPad at the sign-in table). Tick this and we'll match this membership to your existing club record instead of creating a second one.

3 · Adding household members? (optional) Everyone in the same household gets the discounted rate on the same plan, starting and expiring together. Click to add people → Skip this if it's just you.

First Name

Last Name

US Chess ID

First Name

Last Name

US Chess ID

First Name

Last Name

US Chess ID

First Name

Last Name

US Chess ID

First Name

Last Name

US Chess ID

Club Supporter listing

Only applies to the Club Supporter tiers. Your name goes on the supporters page as one of the people keeping this club running — that's part of what the tier is. Untick it if you'd rather not be listed.

List my name on the supporters page

Name to display (optional)

Next step is the cart, where you can pay by card, Venmo or PayPal. Nothing is charged until you get there.

CAN'T AFFORD IT?

Ask about a scholarship. Mention it quietly at the sign-in table or email the club director — no judgment. Cost will never be the reason someone doesn't play chess here.