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On June 12, the Austrian Chess Federation with the support of Freedom24 brought chess to one of Austria’s most iconic cultural landmarks: the Vienna State Opera.
Hosted in the historic Tea Salon, the event featured Vincent Keymer, Germany’s youngest Grandmaster and one of the world’s most promising chess talents, in a simultaneous exhibition against several opponents.
The event marked the first-ever chess exhibition held in the Vienna State Opera, one of the most important symbols of Austrian cultural identity, providing an extraordinary setting where chess met culture at the highest level. It welcomed distinguished guests from across the Austrian and German chess, media, cultural and business landscape including Dominik Mayr, head of Freedom Finance Germany, tied agent of FFEU. The event also received coverage from leading Austrian outlets such as Die Presse, Der Standard, Kronen Zeitung and more.
Michael Stoettinger, the President of the Austrian Chess Federation: “The Vienna State Opera is the ultimate building of Austrian Identity and so it was an extraordinary honor to organise the first chess event ever in the famous „Tea - Salon“. To be continued of course! Thank you very much to Freedom24 for the tremendous support”.
“Markets rarely reward impulsive decisions, and neither does chess. Both have a way of humbling even the most confident participants. That may be one reason so many people in finance enjoy the game. We were delighted to bring this event to the Vienna State Opera together with the Austrian Chess Federation and to share an evening dedicated to strategy, culture, and intellectual competition,” - said Bulat Latypov, Chief Communications Officer, Freedom24.
This event stands as a strong example of Freedom24’s broader commitment to supporting chess and fostering strategic thinking through long-term partnerships with leading chess institutions.