Where to Find Each Lichess Leagues Section and Schedule on lichess4545.com

lichess4545.com is the home of four separate Lichess Leagues, and the homepage itself is the entry point for all of them. The site lists each league with its format and time control directly on the landing page, so you can identify the right section before clicking through. The four leagues shown are:

• Lichess4545 League — one game of 45+45 each week as part of a team
• Lichess LoneWolf — one game of 30+30 each week in a large Swiss tournament
• Lichess960 League — one game of 20+20 Chess960 each week in a 7-week Swiss tournament
• Lichess Blindfold — one game of 15+15 blindfold each week in a seven-round Swiss tournament

The homepage also displays a version marker (v2.4.1), which indicates the site is on an actively versioned platform rather than a static page.

How to Navigate to a Specific League

The homepage functions as a directory. Each league name is listed as a distinct entry, and selecting one takes you into that league's own section. From there you can reach the pages for registration, scheduling, and standings for that specific league.

Because the four leagues differ in format — team vs. Swiss, standard vs. Chess960 vs. blindfold — make sure you enter the section that matches the format you want before looking for a schedule or sign-up page. The time control listed next to each league name is the quickest way to confirm you are in the right place.

What Each Section Covers

Use this table to decide which section to open. If you want team play, go to Lichess4545. If you prefer an individual Swiss event, LoneWolf, Lichess960, or Blindfold are the relevant sections, distinguished by time control and variant.

Finding Schedules and Registration

Schedules and registration live inside each league's own section, not on the homepage. The homepage gives you the league name, format, and time control; the individual league pages carry the operational details such as when games are played and how to sign up.

If you are looking for a specific league's schedule or entry point, start at the homepage, match the format and time control to your preference, then open that league's section to find its schedule and registration information.

A Note on the Version Marker

The homepage shows "v2.4.1," which tells you the site is versioned and maintained. It does not by itself indicate anything about registration status, season timing, or availability — those details belong to the individual league sections. Treat the version number as a sign of an active platform, and rely on each league's own pages for current scheduling and sign-up information.