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Subject: Re: CCT6

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 20:49:32 11/01/03

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On November 01, 2003 at 23:19:28, Peter Kappler wrote:

>On November 01, 2003 at 22:22:42, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>On November 01, 2003 at 04:33:03, Michel Langeveld wrote:
>>
>>>On October 31, 2003 at 22:27:56, Steve Lim wrote:
>>>
>>>>I don't mind running CCT6. I did a few of them before and have some free time on
>>>>my hands (rare) =).
>>>>
>>>>If there is a need and no violent objections. =)
>>>>
>>>>Steve aka SJLIM on ICC.
>>>
>>>That would be wonderfull ...
>>>
>>>1) Can you make swiss pairings?
>>>
>>>We only need a date now ... I think januari would fit the best for the most...
>>>Paderborn is in februari this year.
>>>
>>>2) Are you available on 2 weekends in januari?
>>>
>>>Michel
>>
>>
>>What is the chance of doing this on a single weekend?  Two weekends is a real
>>pain.  We really ended up with too many rounds the last time, the event was
>>basically over and we played a couple of extra rounds that didn't change the
>>final standings...
>
>
>Huh?  You must be thinking of another event.  The final rounds definitely
>changed the standings in CCT5.

Maybe it was the previous one...

But the idea is that log2(#entries) is a good number of rounds.  Adding
1-2 more rounds is OK.  Going beyond that is wasted, although with 50 it
would not be nearly as bad as it was with smaller numbers...


>
>Round #     Leader      Score
>-------     ------      -----
>  7          Yace        6.0
>  8          Ferret      6.5
>  9          Crafty      7.0
>             Ruffian     7.0
>             Yace        7.0
>
>The round 9 pairings included Ferret-Ruffian, Comet-Yace, Quark-Pepito, so the
>top engines were still getting paired at the end.  CCT5 had 45 entries, and I'm
>sure we'll reach 50 this time.  9 rounds doesn't seem like too many.  I do agree
>that a one-weekend format is the way to go.
>
>-Peter



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