Author: Jens Kahlenberg
Date: 11:46:08 07/11/04
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On July 11, 2004 at 13:52:04, Ingo Althofer wrote: >On July 11, 2004 at 13:40:05, Volker Richey wrote: > >> >>>Round 10: >>>1. The Crazy Bishop - Junior >>>2. FIBChess - Shredder >>>3. Fritz - Diep >>>4. Crafty - ParSOS >>>5. Jonny - Deep Sjeng >>>6. Woodpusher 1997 - Falcon >>>7. IsiChess - Movei >> >> >>Why? >> >>1. The Crazy Bishop - Junior >>2. FIBChess - Shredder >> >>And not: >>1. ParSOS - Junior >>2. Falcon - Shredder ??? > >That happens when there is a CH system for a tournament >with only few participants. The program has to take into >account all participants and only the ones with most points. > >Pairings would look more "appropriate" in some "relaxed CH", for instance: >in the last third of the tournament participants with less then >33 percent of the points are allowed to play more than once against >the same opponent. > >But in Ramat-Gan they play normal CH. >It may even be that also in the last round none of your two >wish-pairings will happen. > >Ingo Althofer. 1. ParSOS - Junior 2. Falcon - Shredder 3. Jonny - Fritz 4. Crafty - Woodpusher 1997 5. The Crazy Bishop - Deep Sjeng 6. FIBChess - Diep 7. IsiChess - Movei Would be feasible pairings according to FIDE-rules for swiss pairing system (Manila '92). I wonder what kind of tournament software is used in Ramat-Gan?! Round 9 and especially round 7 were a little bit "ugly" too. Regards, Jens
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