Author: blass uri
Date: 15:29:28 12/30/99
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On December 30, 1999 at 14:41:34, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: >Hi Uri, > I have some questions regarding the participation of Rebel, Junior and Fritz in >the Israeli League. I understand that it is a team competition, and that you >will be operating Rebel. > >How many teams are in the League? 12 in the first league >Which pairing system is used for the competition? every team is playing every team. >How many boards? 5 boards for men and one board for woman. How many reserve players are allowed? I am not sure about the rule but I think that you can have 14 players in a team. >Is it standard time control? 2 hours per 40 moves+1 hour per rest of the game >How is the score computed, by game points or by match points? In the past it was by game points last year there was a special bonus for winning(the bonus was bigger in the first boards(I think 0.6 points in board 1 0.5 points in board 2,0.4 points in board 3,0.3 points in board 4 and 0.2 points in board 5 but I am not sure) >As an operator, can you resign for the program, offer/accept draws, etc.? I think that I have the right to do it. I will ask Ed what to do about it. >Does the champion team get a place in some higher competition? (like the >European Team Championship, for example). Yes. I know that Israeli teams played in European Team championships >I also understand that the other team chooses at its convenience which human >player will face the program (and that if two teams with computers face each >other the computers will play between them. This is what Rami sofer told me. > Is your team notified in advance who >is going to play the machine? I think that no but I will ask Ed about it. Uri
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