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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].

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

• Glaurung in Mainz: Part 1 (very long) by Tord Romstad, CCC, August 13, 2005
• Glaurung in Mainz: Part 2 (even longer) by Tord Romstad, CCC, August 14, 2005

External Links

• 1. Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship - Chess Tigers Homepage
  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
• Aronian gewinnt FINet-Chess960-Turnier from ChessBase.de (German)

References

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)

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