The Asian Senior Chess Championship is an annual chess tournament organised by the Asian Chess Federation (ACF). The participants are aged 50 years and over. The inaugural edition was held in 2010 in Lebanon.
List of winners {| class="wikitable" ! # !! Year !! Location !! Sources !! Winner !! Women's winner |- | 1 || 2010 || Beirut ||
| 2 || 2011 || Bentota ||
| 3 || 2012 || Parramatta ||
| 4 || Jan–Feb2014 || Amman ||
| 5 || Dec 2014 || Waskaduwa, Kalutara || | (50+) (65+) |- | 6 || 2015 || Lar || | (50+) (65+) || (50+) (65+) |- | 7 || 2016 || Mandalay || | (50+) (65+) || |- | 8 || 2017 || Auckland || | (50+) (65+) || |- | 9 || 2018 || Tagaytay || | (50+) (65+) || |- | 10 || 2019 || Almaty || | (50+) (65+)|| (50+) (65+) |- | – || 2020 || colspan=4 style="text-align: center;" | not held |- | 11 || 2021 || Damascus || | (50+) (65+) |- | 12 || 2022 || Auckland || | (50+) (65+)|| (50+) (65+) |- | 13 || 2023 || Tagaytay || | (50+) (65+)|| (50+) (65+) |- | 14 || 2024 || Ulaanbaatar || | (50+) (65+)|| (50+) (65+) |- | 15 || 2025 || Erbil || | (50+) (65+)|| (50+) (65+) |- | 16 || 2026 || Osh || | to be determined || to be determined
Notes
See also World Senior Chess Championship European Senior Chess Championship Asian Chess Championship
References
External links Complete standings on Chess-Results.com: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 50+, 2015 65+, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2023