These results also appear on an official KGS page.
| format | 7-round Swiss |
|---|---|
| board size | 19×19 |
| rules | Chinese |
| komi | 7½ |
| time | 29 minutes plus 10/30s |
The first round started at 08:00 UTC.
| Place | Name | cross-table | Wins | SOS | SoDOS | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zen19 | Leela | AyaMC | gnugo | ||||||
| 1 | Zen19X | W11R B15R | B12R W14R B17R | W13R B16R | 7 | 17 | 17 | Winner | |
| 2 | LeelaX | B01R W05R | W03R B16R | B12R W14R B17R | 4 | 20 | 3 | ||
| 3 | AyaMC | W02R B04R W07R | B13R W06R | B11R W15R | 3 | 29 | 4 | ||
| 4 | gnugo3pt8 | B03R W06R | W02R B04R W07R | W01R B05R | 0 | 32 | 0 | ||
Black won 9 games and White won 5 game.
AyaMC, LeelaX and Zen19X registered. I added the very much weaker gnugo3pt8, to avoid a need for byes.
Zen19X won all its games: three with LeelaX, two each with AyaMC and gnugo3pt8. LeelaX and AyaMC played each other twice, each winning one game as black. LeelaX beat gnugo3pt8 three times, AyaMC beat it twice.
Thus the final scores were Zen19X 7, LeelaX 4, AtaMC 3, gnugo3pt8 0.
Players receive points for the 2016 Annual KGS Bot Championship as follows:
| Zen | 8 |
| Leela | 5 |
| Aya | 3 |
| GNU Go | 2 |
As I have remarked in these pages before, the system used is good at identifying the best player, but much worse at identifying the second-best. The results of this event do nothing to suggest that either LeelaX or AyaMC is better than the other.