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Subject: Re: Rough framework for an ICC Computer Championship

Author: Inmann Werner

Date: 10:25:23 11/14/99

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On November 14, 1999 at 10:25:47, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:


>I have no problems being online for 12 hours a day. With game at 90 x
>level we talk about 4 hours a game at maximum (including lag).
>

I would have problems. First the costs of 12 hours a day!!!!
Second, it will never happen, that i am 12 hours only without loosing connection
:-(((, so i would have to sit, and watch, and if it happens connect again
fast....

>That are 3 games a day easily, as getting to the bathroom, eating
>and such is very easy as you're at home (and especially if you're unattended).
>
>>One of the more complex issues is how many rounds, and what time of day to play.
>
>We should just pick the day and then appoint that at least 2 rounds get
>played that day. As seemingly only the biggest computerchess fans join
>this contest it's easy to demand from some of us to get up in the morning
>very early, or play till the morning hours (in my case).
>

You forget the families.....

>> One drawback of holding a tournament online is that the participants are
>>scattered across different time zones. This means the rounds must be timed
>>carefully, so we aren't playing games at the crack of dawn in the West, or >>late at night in the East.

Better late at night in the east....

Werner



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