CCM9 - 5. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship

GRENKELEASING Rapid World Championship
GM Arkadij Naiditsch – Bester Deutscher
31.7.-2. August 2009, 18:30 Uhr, Rheingoldhalle Mainz

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July 27- Aug 2nd, 2009 Rheingoldhalle, Mainz Chess Classic Mainz 2009 (CCM9)

4. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship Rybka, Shredder und zwei Qualifikanten

  U29 OSG Baden-Baden
  U29 SC Vaterstetten
  U29 SC 1979 Hattersheim
  U27 SC Frankfurt-West
  U20 SF Deizisau
  U14 SF Kelkheim
  U11 SC Bad Soden
  U11 SF Stockstadt
  U11 SV Groß-Gerau
  U10 Chess Tigers Siegerland
  U10 Hamburger SK von 1830
  U9 SV Spk Grieskirchen
  U5 SC Bad Nauheim
  U5 SV Fortschritt OSchatz
  U5 SV Nürtingen
  U4 SVg 1920 Plettenberg
  U4 PSV Uelzen 1924
  U4 Schachmatt Weiterstadt
  U4 SF Kelsterbach
  U4 Sfr. Heidesheim
  U4 SK 1980 Gernsheim
  U4 TSG 1861 Grünstadt
  U4 Union Ansfelden
  U3 SK Bad Homburg 1927
  U2 Post-SV Memmingen
  U2 Üwh s.b.M. Braunschweig
  U1 Berthold-Martin-Haus
  U1 SKH GSS1 Schwalbach

  SV Jedesheim 1921
  SC Schalksm.-Hülscheid
  SV Hilden 1922
  SK 1929 Mainaschaff
  SV 1947 Walldorf
  SC Reutlingen
  SC Landskrone
  SK Doppelbauer Kiel
  SG Zürich
  TSV Schott Mainz
  SC Horben
  SF Heimersheim
  SC Werl 81
  SF 1876 Göppingen
  SF HN-Biberach 1978
  SC Springer Trittenheim
  SF Konz-Karthaus 1921
  SK Cham
  SG Siebengebirge
  SC Eckersweiler
  SV Marsberg
  SC Lahn/Limburg

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5. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship
29-31 July 2009

Rapid Chess
20min / game + 5s / move

Course of events
Mi., 07/29: First set of rounds - 6 rounds
Do., 07/30: Second set of rounds - 6 rounds
Fr., 07/31: 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 3s58 960 Deep
3052 Elo
Chess960 Computer World Champion 2008
Computer World Champion Amsterdam 2007
No. 1 SSDF World Ranking
Programmer: Vasik Rajlich
Rybka Homepage

Deep Shredder 11.47 Beta
2970 Elo
Chess960 Computer World Champion 2006
Chess960 Computer World Champion Reykjavik 2005
Programmer: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Deep Shredder Homepage

Deep Sjeng 3.2
2947 Elo
World Computer Speed Chess Champion 2008
Programmer: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Deep Sjeng Homepage

Ikarus V0.44cmb1 SMP
2900 Elo
World Computer Speed Chess Champion 2006
Programmer(s): Munjong und Muntsin Kolss
Keine Homepage

Hardware:
Intel Core2Quad Q9400
2,67GHz/1333MHz
4 GB RAM DDR2 800MHz

Chess960 positions used each round:

Round	Position	Dice rolled by	a1	b1	c1	d1	e1	f1	g1	h1
			a8	b8	c8	d8	e8	f8	g8	h8
First round
1	345	Hans-Walter Schmitt	N	R	K	B	B	Q	R	N
2	351	GM Sebastian Siebrecht	N	R	K	Q	R	N	B	B
3	233	GM Vlastimil Hort	N	R	Q	B	B	K	N	R
4	857	GM Klaus Bischoff	R	K	N	B	B	R	N	Q
5	141	Eric van Reem	N	R	Q	B	N	K	B	R
6	343	OB Jens Beutel	N	R	B	K	Q	R	N	B
Second round
7	898	Harry Schaack	B	R	K	Q	R	B	N	N
8	267	GM Vlastimil Hort	N	R	K	N	B	Q	R	B
9	906	WGM Marie Rachel Sebag	R	K	Q	R	B	B	N	N
10	296	Benjamin Bannery	Q	B	N	R	B	K	R	N
11	323	Younes Bourogaa	B	N	R	Q	K	R	N	B
12	849	Sergei Movsesian	B	R	K	B	N	R	N	Q
Final
1	814	Levon Aronian	R	K	Q	N	R	B	B	N
2	745	Levon Aronian	R	K	N	B	B	N	Q	R
3	654	Levon Aronian	R	N	K	R	Q	B	B	N
4	401	Levon Aronian	B	R	Q	B	N	N	Q	R

Games:
View Live: To live stream 1

To view games in your browser without extra software: All transferred games are available in our live portal. In the live portal, just scroll down and, in the relevant row, click on ONLINE in column View.
To the Live Portal.

Further, all games are available as download in PGN format:
All computer WM games (.pgn).

Results:
Rybka defends her title an remains Computer-World Champion in Rapid Chess960 for the third year. Deep Shredder finished second in front of Deep Sjeng and Ikarus.

A tabular overview of wins and losses are shown in the result PDF.
Computer-WM result table (.pdf).