Author: Will Singleton
Date: 09:36:50 11/09/02
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On November 09, 2002 at 05:01:32, Volker Richey wrote: >Now it's time for planning the CCT5-Tournament > >**************************************************************** >The CCT5 is only for programmers!!! or their certified operators >**************************************************************** > >The main problem is to find a playing-date. I think its >better to take it all at one weekend >playing mode 9 rounds 30-45min 10inc > >some CCT5 rules: > >Only the author (or co-author) or someone pointed out by the author >is allowed to participate in this tournament. The author is >responsible for the person pointed out. > >As for the hardware, you are free to use what ever you want. >It would be impossible to try to get all participants use the >same computer-power and to make sure that they do. > >Only original programs are allowed and ABSOLUTELY NO CLONES. Most >programs are pretty well know by the Computer Chess community and >therefore if brand new, unknown program appears I will consult >other people to decide its entry in the tournament. >ICC reserves the right to decline any application for this >tourney. > >for detailed informations look at: > >CCT5 homepage: http://www.vrichey.de/cct5 >CCT5 internal forum: http://www.vrichey.de/forum > >following informations were needed: >Program (e.g. Comet B50): >Author (e.g. Dr. Ulrich Tuerke): >Country (e.g. Germany): >ICC-ELO (e.g. 2500): >ICChandle (e.g. comet): >certified Operator (e.g. Hans Mueller): >HardwareProcessor (e.g. Athlon XP2400+): >HardwareSpeed (e.g 2,2GHz): >HardwareMemorySize (e.g. 512MB): >Hashsize (e.g. 64MB): >Tablebase (e.g. 3-4-5-some 6): > >which are your favourite weekend date? > >send the informations to >cct5@vrichey.de > >**************************************************************** >The CCT5 is only for programmers!!! or their certified operators >**************************************************************** > >Volker Richey A 9-round 45/10 might work. Last year we did 11 rounds in two weekends, 60/10, and there was a bit too much time in between rounds. I'd like to see a proposed time schedule, to verify that 9 rounds can fit into the one weekend. How about Jan 18-19? A possible addition to the rules, since the 9 round schedule will be tight: Play must be fully automatic. Program must kibitz, after each move, sufficient information to indicate automatic operation. Programs which do not have a demonstrated record of fully automatic operation on a chess server are not allowed. Will
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