Azerbaijani chess player Khagan Ahmad has earned three points at the fourth round of the Dubai Police Global Chess Challenge held in the UAE, Azernews reports.

The chess tournament features 3 categories; Masters, Open and Youth with total prize fund of USD 125,000.

The Masters Tournament in the Dubai Police Global Chess Challenge is a 9-round Swiss open with a classical time control. A total of 135 participants from 28 different countries are participating in the tournament.

The time control is 90 minutes per player for all moves, with a 30-second increment added after each move.

The Dubai Police Global Chess Challenge has a $125,000 prize fund. The chess tournament will run until May 12 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.