Author: Uri Blass
Date: 14:02:42 10/26/00
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On October 26, 2000 at 15:53:18, Jonathan Lee wrote: >Here is the prize money for GM's. >GM having black pieces: $2000 for win, $500 for draw, nothing for loss. >GM having white pieces: $1000 for win, $250 for draw, nothing for loss. >GM can choose the black pieces every time in order to win more prize money. >Incentive for testing the top programs can happen. >You can disagree about how much prize money, but the proportional layout given >above seems reasonable. >The time control can be tournament (40 moves / 2 hours, etc.) or faster (Game in >30 minutes). >One last thing: use a parallel processor (about 5 GHZ). >Jonathan (81st message) Some questions: 1)Who is going to pay the money? 2)Why only GM's? I think that an IM who knoe to play against computers can be more productive then a GM who does not know to play against computers. 3)What is the opinion of the payer about suggesting the following challange that will be open to everyone: 3000$ for a win,1000$ for a draw,loss of 1000$ for a loss Uri
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