Eighty-fifth KGS Computer Go Tournament
Sunday August 12th, 2012
These results also appear on an
official KGS page.
Rules
format | 30-round Swiss |
board size | 9×9 |
rules | Chinese |
komi | 7 | |
time | 4 minutes plus 10/30s |
Times
The first round started at 16:00 UTC.
Result table
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In the table above,
0 is a loss
1 is a win
J is jigo
left superscript is the player's colour
right superscript is the round in which the game was played
a subscript shows how the result was determined:
R for resignation
T for time
F for forfeit
a number for the points difference after counting.
All the 0s, 1s and Js are links to the game record.
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Results
I have nothing to say about the play in this event. Most of the players are much
stronger than me, and I noticed no poor moves.
All of the players played in all of their games, without mishap. I thunk this is
unusual for these events, and I congratulate the programmers.
Pachi's programmer detected a bug, which probably had a serious effect on its play.
He fixed this in time for rounds 22-30.
The 90 games yielded 52 White wins, 32 Black wins, and 6 jigoes. This is
"significant at the 5% level". It helps to convince me that, for 9×9 Go
with Chinese rules, 7 points komi is more appropriate than 7½ points komi
(and 6½ might be better still).
Annual points
Players receive points for the
2012 Annual KGS Bot Championship
as follows:
Zen | 8 |
SteenVreter | 5 |
Aya | 3 |
pachi | 2 |
oakfoam | 1 |
- AyaMC
- Aya, running on 6 cores of an i980X, at 3.3GHz.
- NiceGo19N
- oakfoam, running on an i7-2600K.
- Orego12
- Orego, runing on one node of a custom Linux cluster. The node has two AMD Six Core Dual Opteron 2427 2.2 GHz (12 cores total), 8 GB RAM, Centos Linux.
- pachi
- pachi, running on 4 cores i7-920.
- stv
- SteenVreter, running on an Opteron system with 46 threads at 2.2 Ghz.
- Zen19S
- Zen, running on a mini computer cluster consisting of a dual 6-core Xeon X5680@4.2 GHz 24 GB RAM,
a 6-core i7 3930K@4.2 GHz 16 GB RAM, a 6-core Xeon W3680@4 GHz12 GB RAM,
and a 6-core i7 980X@4 GHz 6 GB RAM PCs connected via a GbELAN. 4 PCs (30 cores) total.