2 new entrants: 2007 World Computer Rapid Chess Championship

[CRoberson]

This has us at 31 entrants for now.

The entrants are:
Joker by H.G. Muller
MicroMax by H.G. Muller

If think you entered and are not on the entrants list, send me email.
My email address is on the registration page.

Reminder: The tournament is on the weekend of July 21 and 22.

The main tournament page is at:
http://www.taccl.org/2007Presidents.html

Let all authors and operators enter!

[CRoberson]

A New entrant today.

Quark by Thomas Myer.

This gets us to 32 entrants.

[CRoberson]

Another entrant today:

Spike by Volker Bohm & Ralf Schafer

Now, we have 33 entries.

[Uri Blass]

I may enter in case that I find an operator with faster hardware.

I bought My A3000(2.01 ghz) in 2004 and I do not think that it is fast enough.

Uri

[Daniel Mehrmann]

I may enter in case that I find an operator with faster hardware.

I bought My A3000(2.01 ghz) in 2004 and I do not think that it is fast enough.

Uri

bahh, no operator please. That remembered me on last Leiden.
It's a online tourney, i see no reason for an operator. If you have no time don't play, very easy.

Best,
Daniel

[CRoberson]

Oh, come on Uri. Think strategically!

1) If Movei does well with weak HW, then you are a great programmer!
2) If Movei doesn't do well, then you have a built in excuse!

Besides, its not just about winning.

I tell my kids regularly "if everybody plays and everybody has fun then everybody wins".

Its as much an online mini-conference and gathering as it is a tournament. Thus, all authors
should enter even if their program is rated in the triple digit range. Once they are
online and chatting with the rest of us, they are likely to learn something useful.
It certainly adds to the fun when you learn something on Saturday and code it that night
then watch your program play better on Sunday!