| format | 24-round Swiss | |
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| board size | 13×13 | |
| rules | Chinese | |
| komi | 7½ | |
| time | 9 minutes plus 10/30s |
The first round started at 08:00 UTC.
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Black won 36 games and White won 36 games. | |
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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. | |
Five players registered for the tournament. I therefore added GNU Go, running on a single processor of my own desktop PC. I believe that having it play is better than having byes: GNU Go is so weak that it is unlikely to affect the result, but strong enough that it can win the occasional game.
I have nothing to say about the actual play, as most of the players are stronger than me.
Zen19S won all 24 of its games. This is a most impressive achievement. Over this many games, we would expect at least a few upsets (as the results of gnugo3pt8 show); but Zen19S won all 24 of its games.
Players receive points for the 2013 Annual KGS Bot Championship as follows:
| Zen | 8 |
| Aya | 5 |
| pachi | 3 |
| Coldmilk | 2 |
| Orego | 1 |