Author: enrico carrisco
Date: 15:00:01 12/11/03
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On December 11, 2003 at 09:52:12, CLiebert wrote: >It will be conducted in a special tournament room on the Fritz8 Playchess server >(www.schach.de). Most participants are using the Fritz8 interface, which allows >he engines to play automatically online. The tournament will go on until March. >News, results and games will be constantly published in the CSS Online Masters >room of the Playchess server and on this site. > >There are 36 participants in 6 groups of 6 programs which were entered by users. >Level: 60 minutes per game + 15s per move (fisher-clock). 20 programs will >qualify from the first round. Each group will play a double round robin, which >means that each program will play 10 games. In the next round there will be 4 >groups of five programs each. Once again they will play a double round robin, >i.e. 8 games for each program. The first and second of each group play four >games in the quarterfinals against each other. The winners play the semifinals >and the finals. > >Last years winner was Christian Goralski (Gandalf6), Stefan Kleinert (CM8000) >got the title 2001/02. Will Gandalf6 defend its title? A lot of Players are >using latest engines with the very best hardware so the Masters will be the >strongest computerchess-tournament ever played. A lot of brand new beta-versions >will play, some of them for the very first time in public - Fritz8 Graz, Goliath >X, Aristarch X, List X, Yace X or Quark X! > >The frist game Fritz vs. Deep Junior starts in two hours from now! > >Have fun! > >Christian Liebert > > > >All Details you´ll find here: >http://www.beepworld.de/members39/computerschach2/ When many of the authors weren't even contacted about suggestions for their engine's competition, this claim of the "strongest computerchess-tournament ever played" seems to be missing a very important element. -elc.
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