Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 07:32:17 01/18/00
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On January 17, 2000 at 13:58:36, Peter McKenzie wrote: With just a few rounds and many strong programs then seeding is very important. A single point more, or read a single weak opponent more, is very important for the final ranking. Vincent >LambChop will run on Lonnie's 1ghz machine. > >I think seeding is reasonably important, it doesn't have to be 100% right but >something sensible should be aimed for. It has definite importance for the >first round, where if you are in the bottom half of the seedings you will get a >tough game first up. > >Many of the programs have played in computer tournaments, so we have a >reasonable idea of their strength. Most of the other programs are active on the >servers, so their strength can be estimated too. Obviously Ferret or Shredder >should be to seed. Shredder is a tough one, because I believe its an old >version competing. > >cheers, >Peter
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