Author: Ricardo Gibert
Date: 09:50:23 01/23/05
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On January 23, 2005 at 10:31:23, Anthony Cozzie wrote: >On January 23, 2005 at 00:28:21, Peter Skinner wrote: > >>Good evening everyone, >> >>As the topic states there are only 19 days left to register for CCT7. >> >>If the tournament were to start today, these would be the probable seedings: >> >>No Name >>1. Zappa >>2. Thinker 4.7b >>3. Crafty >>4. Smarthink >>5. Pharaon >>6. Fruit >>7. Chepla >>8. Movei >>9. Amateur >>10. The Baron >>11. Hossa >>12. Arasan >>13. Chompster >>14. Tinker >>15. Spike >>16. Danchess >>17. Averno >>18. Xinix >>19. Fafis >>20. Butcher >>21. Alarm >>22. Nullmover >>23. Altamax >>24. Homer >>25. Gosu >>26. Rascal >>27. Petir >>28. Czolgista >>29. Tohno >>30. Tytan >>31. Neurosis >>32. SEE >> >>This is based off the rankings I obtained from Leo's chess page. Of course there >>is still the official seeding process to come, but this is what it _might_ look >>like.... >> >>You can see all the information at: >> >>http://cct7.crafty-chess.com >> >>And if you require signing up: >> >>http://cct7.crafty-chess.com/signup.html >> >>You can also email me at: >> >>cct7@crafty-chess.com >> >>Peter >> >>P.S Should any commercial entry want to try and take the #1 seed, your more than >>welcome :) Just register :) > >#1 !! I think you guys might be overestimating my program a bit :) The only >reason Zappa got 3rd last year was a _very_ lucky win over Ruffian in a game >that it should have lost . . . > >anthony Ha! In an event with 9 rounds it is seldom that a competitor can't point to one game where they were "lucky." So you see your attempt at self deprecation has failed! Besides, one thing I found amusing about the tiebreaks in cct6 is that a shortcut for determining whether a program will perform better at longer time controls is to see if it performs worse at shorter time controls. So it would appear that in the tiebreaks your program gave the other 2 a sound thrashing! ;)
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