Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 14:30:12 06/22/03
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On June 22, 2003 at 15:29:09, Richard Pijl wrote: >On June 22, 2003 at 14:36:48, Edward Seid wrote: > >>The Global Chess Server (GCS) fully supports FRC. See >>http://www.uschesslive.org/help4/cl_fr_rules.htm >> >>Since people seem to be touchy with the use of the phrase "World Championship", Actually the word was not randomly selected. Think about it, it would be a tournament with all the FRC-aware engines of this world, what else would it be than a world championship? In fact, that I'd say that would be the main point of the whole thing. :) If some people don't like that, then that's their problem. Ok, a tournament is always nice of course, even if it is "titleless". :) >>I'd suggest organizing a GCS FRC Computer Championship. If there's indeed >>interest in making this into a reality, I can help organize it. Let's talk >>about format, time control, etc... >> > >Ok. > >The CCT format is probably a good example for an FRC online tournament. The >difference would probably be the number of participating engines. I like the CCT format a lot. >As the number of FRC engines is currently limited I propose to set the format >initially at (D)RR. If there are more than e.g. 10 participating engines, we >could switch to swiss. I don't think that's a big problem. Yes, 1RR or 2RR depending on the number of engines, sounds good to me. >I would like to have 9 rounds or so. At least :) -S.
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