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Revision as of 13:45, 17 November 2019
Home * Tournaments and Matches
Contents
- 1 World Championships
- 2 Major Computer Chess Tournaments
- 3 Online Computer Chess Tournaments
- 4 Microcomputer Chess Tournaments
- 5 Various Tournaments
- 6 Private Tournaments
- 7 Computer-Computer Matches
- 8 Man Computer Tournaments
- 9 Man Computer Matches
- 10 Computer Games Tournaments
- 11 See also
- 12 Publications
- 13 Forum Posts
- 14 External Links
- 15 References
World Championships
- World Computer Chess Championship
- World Chess Software Championship
- World Microcomputer Chess Championship
- Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship
- ACCA World Computer Rapid Chess Championship
Major Computer Chess Tournaments
- ACCA Americas' Computer Chess Championship
- ACM North American Computer Chess Championship
- Australasian National Computer Chess Championship
- Computer Chess Championship of CIS Countries
- CSVN Programmers Tournament
- Dutch Open Computer Chess Championship
- European Computer Chess Championship
- French Computer Chess Championship
- French Programmers Tournament
- Hungarian Chessprogram Open
- International CSVN Tournament
- International Paderborn Computer Chess Championship
- Italian Computer Chess Championship
- Polish Computer Chess Championship
- Spanish Computer Chess Championship
- The Chess Programmers Tournament
- Uniform-Platform Computer Chess Championship
- United States Open Computer Chess Championship
Online Computer Chess Tournaments
- ACCA Americas' Computer Chess Championship
- ACCA World Computer Rapid Chess Championship
- CCT Tournaments
- CSVN Open Internet Tournament
- International Gsei Web Tournaments
- Online Engine Blitz Tourneys
Microcomputer Chess Tournaments
- American Microcomputer Chess Tournaments
- European Microcomputer Chess Championship
- PCW Microcomputer Chess Championship
- Various Microcomputer Chess Tournaments
- World Microcomputer Chess Championship
Various Tournaments
- First GI Computer Chess Tournament Dortmund 1975
- Jerusalem CC Tournament 1978
- International Computer Chess Tournament 1984 in Baarn, The Netherlands
- Canadian Computer Chess Invitational Championship 1984
- First Soviet Computer-Chess Championship 1988
- First Berliner Emanuel-Lasker Computerchess-Tournament 2001
Private Tournaments
Computer-Computer Matches
- Stanford-ITEP Match
- Shredder versus Hydra 2004
- Deep Fritz versus Deep Junior 2007
- Zappa versus Rybka 2007
Man Computer Tournaments
- Aegon Tournaments
- Harvard Cup
- Aubervilliers Rapid Open
- Netherlands-vs-Computers-1989
- ANU Carbon-Silicon Tournaments 1994
- Human vs. Computer Match in Finland, 1996
- Man vs Machine Team Championship (2004 and 2005)
Man Computer Matches
- Carl Wagner versus Robert Q, 1967 (1 - 0)
- Levy versus Chess 4.7 1978 (3½ - 1½)
- Levy versus Cray Blitz 1984 (4 - 0)
- Kasparov Simul vs 32 Micros Hamburg 1985
- Kasparov versus Deep Thought 1989 (2 - 0)
- Levy versus Deep Thought 1989 (0 - 4)
- Bent Larsen vs Deep Blue, Copenhagen 1993 (2½ - 2½)
- Judit Polgar vs Deep Blue 1993 (½ - 1½)
- Kasparov versus Chess Genius, 25 min, 1994 (½ - 1½)
- Kasparov versus Deep Blue, Philadelphia 1996 (4 - 2)
- David Bronstein vs MChess Pro, 1996 (1½ - ½)
- Kasparov versus Deep Blue, New York 1997 (2½ - 3½)
- HIARCS 6.0 defeated I.M. Deen Hergott 4-2 in 1997
- Rebel vs Yusupov, Ischia 1997 (10½ - 6½)
- Rebel vs Anand, Italy 1998 (5-3)
- Rebel Monthly GM challenge (Various opponents) 1999-2000
- GM John van der Wiel vs REBEL 2001 (2½ - 3½)
- GM Loek van Wely vs REBEL, Maastricht February 2002 (2 - 2)
- Christiansen vs Chessmaster 9000 September 2002 (1½ - 2½)
- Kramnik vs Deep Fritz, Bahrain, October 2002 (4 - 4)
- Bareev versus HIARCS 2003 (2 - 2)
- Kasparov versus Deep Junior 2003 (3 - 3)
- Kasparov versus X3D Fritz 2003 (2-2)
- Peter Heine Nielsen - ChessBrain, January 2004 (½ - ½)
- Adams vs Hydra, London June 2005 (½ - 5½)
- Kramnik versus Deep Fritz, Bonn December 2006 (2 - 4)
- Rybka odds matches vs grandmasters 2007-2008
- GM+Rybka vs. Stockfish 2014
- Komodo handicap matches 2015-2016, various opponents, adjusted handicaps
- Komodo vs Nakamura, four-game odds match 2016 (2½ - 1½)
Computer Games Tournaments
See also
Publications
- Ben Mittman (1977). A Brief History of Computer Chess Tournaments: 1970-1975. Chess Skill in Man and Machine
- Monty Newborn (2011). Beyond Deep Blue: Chess in the Stratosphere. [Springer, ISBN-13: 978-0857293404, amazon
Forum Posts
- XBoard and epd tournament by Vlad Stamate, CCC, January 31, 2010 » Chess Engine Communication Protocol, Engine Testing
- To MODERATORS: Please STOP moving genuine tournaments! by Dr. Torsten Schoop, CCC, May 23, 2016
- sprt tourney manager by Richard Delorme, CCC, January 24, 2017 » Amoeba Tournament Manager, SPRT
- What is a Match? by Henk van den Belt, CCC, September 01, 2017
External Links
Tournaments
- ICGA Tournaments
- Important games hosted by Ed Schröder
- Chess tournament from Wikipedia
- Human-computer chess matches from Wikipedia
Swiss System
- Swiss-system tournament from Wikipedia
- Tie-breaking in Swiss-system tournaments from Wikipedia
- Buchholz system from Wikipedia (SOS)
- Neustadtl score from Wikipedia (SODos)
- Sonneborn-Berger score (non-Neustadtl) from Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Man vs. Machine – The Endless Fascination by Ram Prasad, ChessBase News, November 09, 2003
