Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

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Alainza

Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Alainza »

Hello,
after intense negociations :wink: , the computer's list of Paris 2007 tournament is now complete.
There may be little changes (switch of the Kittinger's machine ?) but no major change. So we will have :
1) Richard Lang
2) Ed Schroeder
3) Johan de Koning
4) Frans Morsch
5) Kate and Dan Spracklen
6) David Kittinger

The details are here :http://www.zanchetta.net/echecs/default ... =Paris2007

Pairings to be published soon.

Best regards,
Alain
Steve B

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Steve B »

hi Alain

perfect representation of all of the classical dedicated chess computer programmers

and i see there will be NO Modified computers!!
:)

Bravo Regards!
Steve
:) :)
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Post by Mike S. »

Indeed... The Saints! :mrgreen:
Regards, Mike
HoodooGuru

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Post by HoodooGuru »

Steve B wrote:hi Alain

and i see there will be NO Modified computers!!
:)

Bravo Regards!
Steve
:) :)
Steve,

that was part of the intense negotiations of course... :lol:

minority :wink: regards
Stefan
Steve B

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Steve B »

HoodooGuru wrote:
Steve B wrote:hi Alain

and i see there will be NO Modified computers!!
:)

Bravo Regards!
Steve
:) :)
Steve,

that was part of the intense negotiations of course... :lol:

minority :wink: regards
Stefan
YES i can see that Stefan
but you did very well to have the Risc 1MB!
Ed Shroeder ..a member here.. is VERY. .

Proud Of You Regards
Steve
:P
Alainza

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Alainza »

Hi Steve,

it is too bad we haven't been able to secure an internet connection in Saints ; your remote participation would have been nice too, which computer whould you have choosen ?

Citrine :?: regards,
Alain
HoodooGuru

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by HoodooGuru »

Steve B wrote:
HoodooGuru wrote:
Steve B wrote:hi Alain

and i see there will be NO Modified computers!!
:)

Bravo Regards!
Steve
:) :)
Steve,

that was part of the intense negotiations of course... :lol:

minority :wink: regards
Stefan
YES i can see that Stefan
but you did very well to have the Risc 1MB!
Ed Shroeder ..a member here.. is VERY. .

Proud Of You Regards
Steve
:P
Steve,

yes I am also happy, but for me it is even more important to participate rather than winning. I guess the Risc will not have a chance for the 1st place, in Speed Chess I guess the RISC 2500 and the Magellan are favourites (they both played very very strong in our recent online tournament at schachcomputer.info).

I suggested to take Resurrection Deep Sjeng first but after heavy and hard negotiations with the committee during 3 nights and some bottles of Bordeaux I was convinced by Alain :wink: (I am a rich man now, you know...)

long live democracy regards
Stefan
Alainza

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Alainza »

Hi Stefan,
HoodooGuru wrote: yes I am also happy, but for me it is even more important to participate rather than winning. I guess the Risc will not have a chance for the 1st place, in Speed Chess I guess the RISC 2500 and the Magellan are favourites (they both played very very strong in our recent online tournament at schachcomputer.info).
I can tell you that in recent 30s/move games I played, the Risc 1MB performed very well against my TM London, even better than the Montreux ! So don't underestimate your chances ! (I would not have choosen the Risc 1MB first otherwise :wink: )
I suggested to take Resurrection Deep Sjeng first but after heavy and hard negotiations with the committee during 3 nights and some bottles of Bordeaux I was convinced by Alain :wink: (I am a rich man now, you know...)
OK, I know now what I have to bring to Saints in addition to the computers...
long live democracy regards
Yes, the replacement of Deep Sjeng by another computer was asked by a majority of players, I was only the spokesman :roll:

No chance to win with the Sparc which almost lost to the Nigel Short a few days ago regards,

Alain
Steve B

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Steve B »

Alainza wrote:Hi Steve,

it is too bad we haven't been able to secure an internet connection in Saints ; your remote participation would have been nice too, which computer whould you have choosen ?

Citrine :?: regards,
Alain
HI Alain

i of course appreciate your trying to arrange an Internet connection for me

i would have participated with any computer you needed to fill out the list of programmers .. but you have already done that excellently

so not having to worry about what program to choose i guess i would have played with the Fidelity EAG V9

Wiki shows it at 2121 Elo so i guess i would have been the Underdog
:wink:

Last Place Reserved Regards
Steve
Steve B

Re: Paris 2007 : perfect casting ?

Post by Steve B »

Alainza wrote:Hi Stefan,
HoodooGuru wrote: yes I am also happy, but for me it is even more important to participate rather than winning. I guess the Risc will not have a chance for the 1st place, in Speed Chess I guess the RISC 2500 and the Magellan are favourites (they both played very very strong in our recent online tournament at schachcomputer.info).
I can tell you that in recent 30s/move games I played, the Risc 1MB performed very well against my TM London, even better than the Montreux ! So don't underestimate your chances ! (I would not have choosen the Risc 1MB first otherwise :wink: )


I suggested to take Resurrection Deep Sjeng first but after heavy and hard negotiations with the committee during 3 nights and some bottles of Bordeaux I was convinced by Alain :wink: (I am a rich man now, you know...)
OK, I know now what I have to bring to Saints in addition to the computers...
long live democracy regards
Yes, the replacement of Deep Sjeng by another computer was asked by a majority of players, I was only the spokesman :roll:

No chance to win with the Sparc which almost lost to the Nigel Short a few days ago regards,

Alain
do not be so sure to give up on the Sparc Alain
i recently played two 30 minute games with the Sparc against the London 030-33 Mhz and it won as Black and i i think it would have at least drawn if not won as white(the game had to be aborted)

anyway in a tournament of not many games i think any of the computers competing can be a surprise winner

Hedging All Bests Regards
Steve