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The first Livingston 1 Chess960 Computer World Championship was held within the scope of the Chess Classic Mainz, Germany, August 9-14, 2005, organized by Hans-Walter Schmitt and his Chess Tigers 2.

Contents
  1. Final Standing
  2. Photos
  3. Forum Posts
  4. External Links
  5. References

Final Standing

# Name Author(s) W D L P SOS SoDos
1. Spike Volker Böhm & Ralf Schäfer 5 1 1 5½ 31½ 25.5
2. Jonny Johannes Zwanzger 5 1 1 5½ 28 20½
3. Glaurung Tord Romstad 4 2 1 5 29½ 18½
4. Shredder Stefan Meyer-Kahlen 5 0 2 5 29 21
5. Ikarus Muntsin & Munjong Kolss 4 1 2 4½ 26 18
6. List Fritz Reul 4 1 2 4½ 26 16
7. Pharaon Franck Zibi 4 0 3 4 29½ 19
8. Deep Sjeng Gian-Carlo Pascutto 3 2 2 4 27½ 16
9. The Baron Richard Pijl 4 0 3 4 27 17
10. Quark Thomas Mayer 3 1 3 3½ 25 13½
11. XiniX Tony van Roon-Werten 3 1 3 3½ 18½ 9
12. ParSOS Rudolf Huber 3 0 4 3 28½ 16
13. Ant960 Tom Vijlbrief, Hans Secelle 2 2 3 3 24½ 12½
14. Nexus Ralf Dörr 2 2 3 3 22½ 10½
15. AICE Anastasios Milikas 3 0 4 3 21 13
16. Hermann Volker Annuss 3 0 4 3 21 11
17. Patzer Roland Pfister 3 0 4 3 19 10
18. Homer Daniel Mehrmann 2 0 5 2 19 7
19. Ayito Jaime Benito 1 0 6 1 18½ 6

Photos

Peter Svidler (left), Chess960 Arbiter Ingo Althöfer and Roland Pfister 3 Winners 2005: Tord Romstad, Johannes Zwanzger, Volker Böhm and Ralf Schäfer 4

Forum Posts

Spike shocks Shredder, August 11, 2005

Two sleepless challengers, one bug, August 11, 2005

Spike is the first Chess960 computer world champion!, August 12, 2005

References

Up one level

  1. Livingston, Europe's Number 1 Test & Measurement Hire and Computer Rental Company↩︎

  2. Chess Tigers (German)↩︎

  3. Zahlenmeister - Die Chess Classic Mainz 2005 aus der Sicht eines Taschenrechners (German)↩︎

  4. Aronian gewinnt FINet-Chess960-Turnier, ChessBase Nachrichten, August 13, 2005 (German)↩︎

Categories: 2005

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Contributors: GerdIsenberg.