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Subject: Triptis 98 - The biggest and strongest tournament ever!

Author: Karsten Bauermeister

Date: 12:17:28 12/03/98


Hello all out there!

Sorry for the delay in reporting from our tournament, but I had some problems in
getting access to the internet after upgrading my computer. Rebel 10 won the
tournmant without loosing a single game! Hiarcs played well, but was perhaps a
little bit handicaped, because the hardware of  the Hiarcs 7 "Bauer", K6-333 was
 out of order and crushed several times. But step for step:
We played a seven-round-swiss system tournament with three hours each side for
the wohle game. Every operator was allowed to change level or the internal clock
three times a game to prevent time trouble. Other influences during a game were
not allowed. We tried to let start each program in his newest (strongest?!)
version and let start each one TWO times! So we got 14 games of each program,
which gave a good picture of their abilities.
We made one exception for Nimzo 3,5, because the operator was making many
additional programming by "Che" and it was promised to him in our last
tournament, that he could use Nimzo 3.5 in the next one.
In the final ranking you find names for differing the computers in the
tournament, but the games are commentated with the hardware specifications.

Here you find th final result:

FINAL RANKING  after 7  rounds
Cross-table (using entry numbers of players)              Points       Buchholz
  1.      5 Rebel10 Bauer                0   ///            5.5            25.5
 B+ 20 W+ 14 B= 10 W+  8 B=  9 W+  4 W=  6
  2.      6 M-Chess Pro8 Fuhrwer         0   ///            5.0            27.5
 W= 21 B= 17 W+ 19 B= 12 W+ 28 W+  9 B=  5
  3.      1 Fritz5 Gnes                 0   ///            5.0            26.0
 B= 16 W= 28 B= 24 W= 18 B+ 14 W+ 29 B+  9
  4.      8 Virtual Chess II Her         0   ///            4.5            29.0
 W+ 23 B+ 15 W= 12 B-  5 W= 17 B=  3 W+ 18
  5.     17 Rebel10 Friedrich            0   ///            4.5            28.5
 B=  2 W=  6 W+ 13 B=  3 B=  8 W+ 15 W= 12
  6.     12 Fritz5 Poetsch               0   ///            4.5            28.0
 W+ 27 B+ 26 B=  8 W=  6 B=  4 W= 10 B= 17
  7.      2 Nimzo99 K„stner              0   ///            4.5            22.5
 W= 17 B- 21 B+ 22 W- 24 B+ 30 W+ 23 B+ 26
  8.     16 Hiarcs7 Mitsd”rfer           0   ///            4.5            19.5
 W=  1 B-  7 B- 11 W+ 30 B+ 13 W+ 14 B+ 10
  9.      9 Chessmaster 6000 Gru         0   ///            4.0            30.0
 B+ 24 W= 18 B+ 28 W+ 10 W=  5 B-  6 W-  1
 10.     18 Zarkov4.3 Gnes              0   ///            4.0            27.5
 W+  3 B=  9 W=  7 B=  1 B= 10 W+ 24 B-  8
 11.     24 Genius5 P60                  0   ///            4.0            26.5
 W-  9 B+ 25 W=  1 B+  2 W=  3 B- 18 W+ 27
 12.      3 Junior5 Benstein             0   ///            4.0            26.0
 B- 18 W+ 22 B+ 14 W= 17 B= 24 W=  8 B=  4
 13.     21 Shredder3 Herklotz           0   ///            4.0            25.5
 B=  6 W+  2 B-  4 W- 29 B+ 20 W= 28 B+ 15
 14.      4 Hiarcs7 Bauer                0   ///            4.0            25.5
 W- 19 B+ 27 W+ 21 B+  7 W= 12 B-  5 W=  3
 15.     29 Kallisto II Serfling         0   ///            4.0            22.5
 B- 14 W+ 20 W= 26 B+ 21 W=  7 B-  1 B+ 28
 16.     10 Nimzo3.5 Kästner             0   ///            3.5            26.5
 W+ 25 B+ 19 W=  5 B-  9 W= 18 B= 12 W- 16
 17.     26 Chess System Tal Fuh         0   ///            3.5            23.0
 W+ 11 W- 12 B= 29 B= 15 W= 25 B+  7 W-  2
 18.     23 Chessmaster 6000 Rie         0   ///            3.5            20.0
 B-  8 W+ 30 W= 15 B- 28 W+ 19 B-  2 W+  7
 19.     28 Zarkov4.3 Keuter             0   ///            3.0            28.5
 W+ 13 B=  1 W-  9 W+ 23 B-  6 B= 21 W- 29
 20.     15 Junior5 Feuerbaum            0   ///            3.0            23.5
 B+ 30 W-  8 B= 23 W= 26 B+ 27 B- 17 W- 21
 21.     13 Chess System Tal Bau         0   ///            3.0            21.5
 B- 28 W+ 11 B- 17 B= 19 W- 16 W+ 22 B= 14
 22.     27 Gandalf3 K„stner             0   ///            3.0            20.5
 B- 12 W-  4 B+ 30 W+ 20 W- 15 B+ 11 B- 24
 23.     14 Gandalf3 Didzuhn             0   ///            2.5            28.5
 W+ 29 B-  5 W-  3 B+ 11 W-  1 B- 16 W= 13
 24.      7 Shredder3 Bauermeist         0   ///            2.5            26.0
 B= 22 W+ 16 B= 18 W-  4 B= 29 W- 26 B- 23
 25.     11 Genius5 P468                 0   ///            2.5            21.0
 B- 26 B- 13 W+ 16 W- 14 B= 22 W- 27 B+ 25
 26.     22 Virtual Chess II Rie         0   ///            2.5            19.0
 W=  7 B-  3 W-  2 B= 25 W= 11 B- 13 B+ 30
 27.     19 Kallisto II Cyrix            0   ///            2.0            23.0
 B+  4 W- 10 B-  6 W= 13 B- 23 B- 25 W= 20
 28.     20 M-Chess Pro8 Tauber          0   ///            2.0

Additionally we calculated the "team ranking", which was also won by Rebel 10
(nobody wonders!) in front of Fritz 5.32 and Hiarcs 7!

All participants were in agreement, that Rebel 10 played the best chess and won
well-earned! We were a little bit disappointed by the play of Nimzo, Shredder
and Junior, who were not playing as excepted... Hiarcs, Fritz and some others
played well, but in this strong field nearly every one could win...

Positive surprises were: Zarkov and the new Chessmaster!

Here is this ranking:

1. Rebel 10		10/14
2. Fritz 5.32		9,5
3. Hiarcs 7		8,5
4. Nimzo 3.5 / 99	8
5. Chessmaster		7,5
6. Zarkov 4.3		7
7. M-Chess Pro 8	7
8. Virtual Chess	7
9. Junior 5		7
10. Shredder 3		6,5
11. Chess System Tal	6,5
12. Genius 5		6,5
13. Kallisto II		6
14. Gandalf 3		5,5
15. Tasc R30 Vers.2,5	2,5

More you will find next days in the CCC or I will answer you, when you have more
question.

Karsten Bauermeister
caratan@uni-muenster.de



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