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Subject: Re: CCT 3 Seedings

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 15:52:10 05/25/01

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On May 24, 2001 at 20:08:41, Peter McKenzie wrote:

>Do we have a rough seeding list?
>
>I'm not too worried about exact positions, but where possible we should use a
>reasonable ordering.   Poor seedings tend to upset the first few rounds, for
>example if Fritz played Shredder in the first round then some unfortunate first
>round loser would probably get to play Fritz (or Shredder)...
>
>Ok, I'll take a shot at a rough ordering.  Apologies if I seeded your program
>too low, or if I missed it out altogether :-)  My rankings are based on
>tournament results I have seen over the last few years, plus what I've seen on
>ICC.  I don't know too much about some of the lower programs, but hopefully most
>programs are with 3 or 4 places of where they 'should be'...
>
>
>Shredder  (An easy one: how can you seed any other program first???)
>Fritz
>Junior
>Crafty
>Ferret
>Hiarcs    (We are all curious about this one!)

You bet, we are all curious!

>Yace

Yace is an interesting program
but its book is even worse as that of DIEP
not to mention engine!

Yace should be way below insomniac which is below patzer SOS.

Note SOS also has an amateur world title, so seeding it as #3 would
not raise much questions.

>Diep      (Of course Vincent will think Diep should be higher)
>Insomniac
>LambChop  (Not favouring my own program too much I hope :-)

Lambchop obviously above insomniac, lambchop is starting
commercial nowadays!

>Patzer
>SOS

SOS miles above Patzer, note i wonder how they plan to operate
patzer without forfeiting, i hope Frank solved his hardware problems!

>PostModernist
>ZChess/Pharoan

Pharaon should be clearly above PM.

>Bringer
>Chester
>Amateur
>Arasan
>Sjeng
>Terra
>
>Shrike
>Tinker
>Monsoon
>Dorky
>Averno
>Tristram
>Butcher
>Searcher
>Chezzz
>Armageddon
>Celes
>
>
>cheers,
>Peter



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