Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 17:39:02 09/30/00
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This is another basement championship I presume? bruce On September 30, 2000 at 20:08:21, Daniel Chancey wrote: >The personalities that pre-qualified are: CMQTest (Temporarly CMSilver), >CMKing+, Test2, Chessmaster, Test5, CM5500JS, Timman, Smyslov, and Frederic. > >I have chosen CMQueen++, CMExtra, Liam2000, CM6666, Fischer, CMTEST2, and Test6 >to be in the tournament. > >Group A >CMQueen++, Liam2000, CM5500JS, Timman > >Group B >CMExtra, Chessmaster, Test5, Frederic > >Group C >CMKing+, Test2, Test6, Fischer > >Group D >CMSilver, CM6666, CMTEST2, Smyslov > >Here are the conditions for the tournament: > >Time Control: 40/120 >Opening book: Chessmaster.obk (new edition) >Rounds: 2 (double-round robin) >Programs: Chessmaster 6000 & 7000 (1 cpu) >Games: Same as Sousse (Interzonal tournament where Fischer withdrew) >"The rounds are scheduled so that there are rounds on Tuesday, Wednesday, and >Thursday. Fridays are free. Rounds again on Saturday on Sunday. Mondays >free." Exception is October 2. and any time I fall behind. > >Sorry, but Fischer will play on Wednesdays. > >I'll do my absolute best to avoid disruptions. > >The top 2 qualifiy to the semi-finals. Tie-breakers are 2 G/60 games. If tied, >then G/25 until someone wins. Tie-breakers last 1 day. > >Quarterfinals: 4 games long. 40/120 >C1 vs A2 (first in Group C faces 2nd place in Group A), A1 >vs C2 >D1 vs B2 >D2 vs B1 > >Tie-breakers are the same. > >Semi-finals: 4 games long. 40/120 >C1-A2 winner vs A1-C2 winner >D1-B2 winner vs D2-B1 winner > >Finals: 6 games long. 40/120 >Semi-finals winners qualify for the Chessmaster Championships in December. >Winner is CM World Cup Champion! > >If games are lost due to power outage or disruption, then sadly, a new game must >be started from scratch. > >Any questions, please reply or e-mail. > >Castle2000 > >P.S. I apologize that I was unable to include BENDORZ, CM6555, CMKing and >Kasparov in the tournament.
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