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Subject: u2600 Club ICC Rating List - Mar 22

Author: Will Singleton

Date: 08:38:37 03/22/99


Under 2600 Club
Mar 22 1999

Program      ICC Blitz  Change   Games     Platform    Author

TDChess          2679    +102     216      P/400       Jon Baxter
ZChess           2576      -1       5      K6/266      Franck Zibi
PostModernist    2560     +20      44      K6/300      Andrew Williams
Rajah            2531     +50      76      P/166       V. Manohararajah
Rookie           2514                      P/360       Marcel van Kervinck
LambChop         2453     -21      28      P/133       Pete McKenzie
Amateur          2450     +58      67      Mac/300     Will Singleton
EXchess          2446    +114      21      Cel/400     Dan Homan
BugChess         2405                      P/450       Erik van het Hof
Grok             2353     -55      21      K6/300      Peter Kappler
Hossa            2351    -205     287      P/350       Steffen Jakob
InmiChess        2292     +14       8      Cyrix/233   Werner Inmann
Pedestrian       2195                      P/450       Peter Kasinski


 ICC account names that differ from the program name:
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 Blik (Rookie), zchess1 (Zchess).
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Changes

Stobor and XXXX-2 to inactive, EXchess to active.


Notable

New highs were scored by TDChess (2711) and PostModernist (2603).

Top spot goes to TDChess, which currently sits at 2679 (as of this morning),
and may very well be our first graduate.  Excellent job, Jon!
Most active was Hossa, with 287 blitz games played.

I notice that several members (active and inactive) will be competing at
Paderborn.  They are LambChop, Stobor, XXXX-2, and Gromit.  One would
hope that McKenzie will bring something faster than a P133. :)  Good luck
to all!


u2600 Position of the Week

This comes from a standard game played on ICC this week between TDChess and
crafty450.  TDChess found a good move, which I don't believe would have
been found at blitz time controls.  A good human player might be tempted
to play it right off the bat, but a program needs proof.

See how long it takes yours to find the winning move.  Also, see if you can
guess the move before your program finds it.

2r4k/3q1pp1/1rn4p/p1R5/P2p1B2/5QP1/P4P1P/2R3K1 w - -



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