Author: CLiebert
Date: 15:49:56 03/18/00
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On March 18, 2000 at 18:40:40, Pierre Bourget wrote: >From TWIC: > >The Frankfurt Chess Classic 2000 takes place June 16th-25th 2000. There will be >six events: The Fujitsu Siemens Giants (6 players, double round robin, 4 days, >June 22nd -25th) Participants: Anand, Kasparov, Kramnik, Leko, Morozevich, >Shirov. > Masters (8 players, double round robin, 4 days, June 22nd to June 25th) >Participants: Adams, Bareev, Ivanchuk, Rabiega (winner of the German >championships), Topalov, Van Wely (winner of last years open), Yussupov and the >winner of this years open tournament. > Computer exhibition matches (5 players, 2 games per match, June 17th to June >18th) Participants: Anand, Kramnik, Leko, Morozevich, Shirov > Ordix Open (15 rounds swiss, 3 days, June 16th to June 18th) The winner >qualifies for the Master tournament, which starts afterwards! > two simuls (June 19th, June 20th) one by Kasparov and one by Ivanchuk > two Fischer Random Chess exhibition games In all events each player has 25 >minutes per game. The opening ceremony will take place on the evening of June >21st, all players are obliged to participate. The closing ceremony including >price giving takes place on June 25th following the last round of the Giants. > >So it seems that Kasparov has succeed to prevent Fritz 6 to play in the Giants >section (it was qualified by last year victory in the masters >section),nevertheless the computer exhibition matches with the five other >participants should be very interesting.Curiously the name of the program is not mentioned.Fritz 6 ? or 7 ? I think that it will be a Beta of fritz7. Christian
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