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Subject: Re: CCT6

Author: enrico carrisco

Date: 16:56:26 01/24/04

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On January 24, 2004 at 00:29:23, Thomas Mayer wrote:

>Hi,
>
>well - it's near... :) And it seems to be the biggest CCT ever, so far 46
>participants and maybe some more will be on the list tomorrow night.
>
>How will the seeding be done this year ? Two possibilities get in my mind:
>
>a) we seed according to the standard rating of those account
>b) we seed first those that have participated last CCT according to the rank
>they achieved. After that we add the new engines sorted alphabetical
>
>I think b) is maybe best - only big problem I have with Rebel - it would be
>seeded very low in that list. a) has the problem that there are several new
>accounts with so far unreal standard rating...
>There is also possibility c) -> seed randomly...
>
>The next question: What will happen when we have an odd number of participants.
>I would offer to run a GnuChess 4 or a TSCP on one of my PCs... I just need an
>account for that - if needed. You all know that there is nothing worser then a
>bye...
>
>I want to close with some hints for the newbies:
>Play some testmatches before the tournament on the server - maybe even interrupt
>some games to see if it is still working. Get familiar with the options at ICC,
>how to talk with others. Turn channel 64 on - usually everything about the
>tourney is discussed there. Get familiar with the formula stuff, something like
>"set formula time=45 & inc=10 & !rated & computer" should work fine. Take a look
>if you kibitzing is working correct and that all the things are shown correctly
>according to the rules (score, deptht & predicted move)

Score is not one of the rules.  Here is the info from Volker's page:

The following informations must be shown during the game: evaluation, depth and
predicted moves .

<snip>

-elc.



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