These guidelines are the result of the chess support group. Contributors of this first version are Yves Moreels, Wessel van Kessel, Keano De Baets, Ben Dardha, Laurent Wery and Steven Bellens. Comments or remarks to this version can be addressed to info@frbe-kbsb-ksb.be.
The Royal Belgian Chess Federation (RBCF) stimulates the creation of original chess content to support knowledge sharing and the promotion of chess in Belgium.
This financial aid aims to recognize and support players who contribute to the visibility and development of Belgian chess specifically through the creation of valuable content for the community.
The allocated budget for content creation in the chess year 2026 is € 1500. Submit your content on this website and request compensation through info@frbe-kbsb-ksb.be. Compensation is awarded based on the type and length of the content:
| Content type | Compensation | Minimum requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Article (Short) | € 25 | 500 – 800 words |
| Article (Long/Analysis) | € 50 | > 800 words, OR > 500 words + game analysis |
| Video / Podcast | € 50 | Minimum 30 minutes in length* |
*Details on video & podcast support: videos and podcasts are eligible for support if they substantively contribute to knowledge sharing, promotion, or development of chess in Belgium, are technically correct in chess matters, and comply with the values of the RBCF. The applicant must submit a short proposal in advance including the theme, target audience, and connection to the Belgian chess community. The RBCF reserves the right to refuse proposals that do not meet these criteria.
People receiving support for content creation must meet the general eligibility requirements:
The player grants the RBCF permission to use the player’s name and image for promotional purposes.
The amount will be paid out as soon as the performance has actually been delivered (i.e., the content has been submitted and approved).
Steven Bellens 10.12.2025
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