CCM8 - 4. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship

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4. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship Rybka, Shredder, Naum, Deep Sjeng

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4. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship
30 July-1 August 2008

Rapid Chess
20min / game + 5s / move

Course of events
Mi., 07/30: First set of rounds - 6 rounds
Do., 07/31: Second set of rounds - 6 rounds
Fr., 08/1: Big and small final - 4 matches + poss. Tie-break (5min /game + 5s / move)

Start time of rounds
Each: 11:00 h, 12:30 h, 14:00 h
Finale additionally: 15:30 h, Tie-break: 17:00 h

Participants:
Rybka 3 960 64-bit MP
3052 Elo
Chess 960 Computer World Champion 2007 World Computer Champion Amsterdam 2007
IPCCC 2006-winner
#1 of SSDF-World ranking
Programmer: Vasic Rajlich
Rybka Homepage

Deep Shredder 11.06 Mainz
2970 Elo
Chess960 Computer World Champion 2006
Chess960 Computer World Champion Reykjavik 2005
Programmer: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Deep Shredder Homepage

Deep Sjeng 3.0 e2
2947 Elo
Programmer: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Deep Sjeng Homepage

Naum 3.1
2956 Elo
Programmer: Alexsander Naumov
Naum Homepage

Chess960 positions used each round:

Runde	Position	Dice rolled by	a1	b1	c1	d1	e1	f1	g1	h1
			a8	b8	c8	d8	e8	f8	g8	h8
First round
1	672	Hans-Walter Schmitt	B	B	Q	R	K	N	N	R
2	169	GM Klaus Bischoff	N	R	N	B	B	K	Q	R
3	105	GM Vlastimil Hort	Q	N	R	B	B	N	K	R
4	179	GM Krishnan Sasikiran	B	N	R	N	K	R	Q	B
5	442	Stefan Meyer-Kahlen	R	N	N	Q	B	B	K	R
6	37	GM Viswanathan Anand	N	N	B	B	Q	R	K	R
Second round
7	749	GM Sergei Movsesian	R	K	N	B	N	Q	B	R
8	326	GM Arkadij Naiditsch	N	R	B	Q	K	B	R	N
9	682	WGM Bianca Muhren	Q	R	K	N	B	B	N	R
10	578	GM Dennis De Vreugt	B	Q	R	N	K	B	R	N
11	897	GM Hikaru Nakamura	B	R	K	B	Q	R	N	N
12	426	GM Judit Polgar	R	N	Q	N	B	B	K	R
Final
1	186	OB Jens Beutel	N	R	N	K	B	B	R	Q
2	704	GM Rustam Kasimdzhanov	B	B	R	K	Q	N	N	R
3	47		N	N	Q	R	K	R	B	B
4	614		R	N	B	Q	K	B	R	N

Result:
Rybka defends her title an remains Computer-World Champion in Rapid Chess960. Deep Shredder finished second in front of Deep Sjeng (rank 3) and Naum (rank 4).

Detailed results
Games (.pgn)