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The 13th Dutch Computer Chess Championship took place November 6-7 and 13-14, 1993 in Leiden, The Netherlands.

Final Standing

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#	Program	CC	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	P	SOS	SoDOS
1	The King	NL	5b1	8w1	10b1	2w1	6b1	11b1	7w1	4b1	14w1	3b½	15w1	10½	71½	67½
2	Mephisto Gideon	NL	15w1	16b1	7w½	1b0	3w1	5b1	11w1	6b1	4w½	12w1	10b1	9	72	54¾
3	Dappet	NL	22w1	4b½	6b0	9w1	2b0	14w1	10b1	11b1	7w1	1w½	13b1	8	69½	45¼
4	Quest	NL	19b1	3w½	11b0	8w1	5b½	6w1	12b1	1w0	2b½	7w½	16b1	7	75	43¾
5	Petunia	NL	1w0	22b1	12w1	14b1	4w½	2w0	6b0	15w1	8b1	9w1	7b½	7	70	37¼
6	Kallisto	NL	17w1	11b½	3w1	7b1	1w0	4b0	5w1	2w0	10b½	8w½	18b1	6½	75½	40¼
7	Schach 3.0	DE	23w1	14w1	2b½	6w0	8b1	10w1	1b0	12w1	3b0	4b½	5w½	6½	72½	36
8	Genesis 2	NL	12w1	1b0	13w1	4b0	7w0	20b1	16b1	9w1	5w0	6b½	17w1	6½	69	34¾
9	Touch	NL	14w0	21b1	17w0	3b0	13w1	18b1	23w1	8b0	15w1	5b0	22w1	6	55½	24
10	Goldbar	NL	21w1	13b1	1w0	17b1	11w0	7b0	3w0	14b1	6w½	20b1	2w0	5½	70	27¼
11	LChess	NL	18b1	6w½	4w1	16b1	10b1	1w0	2b0	3w0	12b0	13w0	23b1	5½	69½	27¾
12	Doerak	NL	8b0	20w1	5b0	19w1	15b1	16w1	4w0	7b0	11w1	2b0	21w½	5½	65	27
13	Hector 2	NL	24b1	10w0	8b0	20w½	9b0	21w1	14b0	19w1	22b1	11b1	3w0	5½	52½	19¼
14	Explorer	NL	9b1	7b0	15w1	5w0	20b1	3b0	13w1	10w0	1b0	16w0	24b1	5	63½	21
15	Chessmate	NL	2b0	18w1	14b0	21w1	12w0	23b1	19w1	5b0	9b0	24w1	1b0	5	59	16
16	Nightmare	NL	20b1	2w0	19b1	11w0	17b1	12b0	8w0	18b0	24w1	14b1	4w0	5	58	19½
17	Pallas/NC	NL	6b0	23w1	9b1	10w0	16w0	19b0	18w0	24b1	21w1	22w1	8b0	5	48	14½
18	Arthur	NL	11w0	15b0	21w0	22b1	24b1	9w0	17b1	16w1	20b0	23w1	6w0	5	46	14½
19	Zzzzzz 3.0	NL	4w0	24b1	16w0	12b0	22w1	17w1	15b0	13b0	23w1	21b0	20w1	5	46	14
20	Shess	NL	16w0	12b0	24w1	13b½	14w0	8w0	22b1	23b1	18w1	10w0	19b0	4½	47½	12¼
21	ShortChess	NL	10b0	9w0	18b1	15b0	23w0	13b0	24w1	22w½	17b0	19w1	12b½	4	47	14
22	Delta	NL	3b0	5w0	23b1	18w0	19b0	24w1	20w0	21b½	13w0	17b0	9b0	2½	52	4
23	Rookie	NL	7b0	17b0	22w0	24w1	21b1	15w0	9b0	20w0	19b0	18b0	11w0	2	49	4
24	Matogrosso	NL	13w0	19w0	20b0	23b0	18w0	22b0	21b0	17w0	16b0	15b0	14w0	0	48½	0

• CC Country Codes
• SOS: Sum of Opponent Scores
• SoDOS: Sum of Defeated Opponent Scores

Participants

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Program	Authors	Hardware
The King	Johan de Koning	DEC Alpha-PC, 150 MHz
Mephisto Gideon	Ed Schröder	Pentium, 60 MHz
Dappet	Dap Hartmann, Peter Kouwenhoven	486 DX, 66 MHz, Pentium 60 MHz [3]
Quest	Frans Morsch	486 DX, 50 MHz
Petunia	Huib-Jan Imbens, Eric van Riet Paap	486/25 MHz + 3 x i860/40 MHz
Kallisto	Bart Weststrate	486 DX, 66 MHz
Schach 3.0	Thomas Kreitmair, Matthias Engelbach	486 DX, 66 MHz
Genesis 2	Huib-Jan Imbens, Eric van Riet Paap	486 DX, 33 MHz
Touch	Jos Uiterwijk	Sun Sparc 10/30
Goldbar	Bart Goldhoorn	486 DX, 50 MHz
LChess	Lex Loep, Ger Neef	486 DX, 50 MHz
Doerak	Henk van Dorp	486 DX, 50 MHz
Hector 2	Maarten Bults	486 DX, 50 MHz
Explorer	Edward de Grijs	386 SX + special purpose chess hardware
Chessmate	Wim van der Maaten	Acorn Archimedes, ARM-2, 25 MHz
Nightmare	Joost Buijs	486 DX, 66 MHz
Pallas/NC	Erik Leenders	Atari TT030, 68030, 32 MHz, Novag Constellation [4]
Arthur	Walter Ravenek	IBM RS/6000 550 41 MHz
Zzzzzz 3.0	Gijsbert Wiesenekker	IBM RS/6000 320 33 MHz [5]
Shess	Ard van Bergen	Convex C-220
ShortChess	Theo Kortekaas	486 SLC2, 40 MHz
Delta	Fré Felkers	486 DX, 66 MHz
Rookie	Marcel van Kervinck	Amiga, 68000, 7 MHz
Matogrosso	Evert van Heel	486 DX, 66 MHz

Reports

• Peter van Diepen (1993). Report on the 13th Dutch Computer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 4
• Theo van der Storm (1993). The King wint Nederlandse titel terug. Computerschaak, No. 6, December 1993 (Dutch)
  Peter Kouwenhoven (1993). Fraaie derde plaats voor 'oudje' Dappet. Computerschaak, No. 6, December 1993 (Dutch)

Forum Posts

• Processors needed for ZZZZZZ 3.0 by Gijsbert Wiesenekker, rec.games.chess, November 12, 1993
• ZZZZZZ 3.0 plays in Dutch Comp. Chess Champ. 1993 by Gijsbert Wiesenekker, rec.games.chess, November 15, 1993

External Links

• ONK 1993 CSVN site

References

1. ^ ONK 1993 CSVN site
2. ^ Peter van Diepen (1993). Report on the 13th Dutch Computer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 16, No. 4
3. ^ Dappet played the second weekend with Pentium 60 MHz and Null Move Pruning implemented, see Peter Kouwenhoven (1993). Fraaie derde plaats voor 'oudje' Dappet. Computerschaak, No. 6
4. ^ Due to disease Erik Leenders was not able to attend the second weekend - the organizers decided to replace Pallas by a Novag Constellation from 1984, Theo van der Storm (1993). The King wint Nederlandse titel terug. Computerschaak, No. 6
5. ^ ZZZZZZ 3.0 plays in Dutch Comp. Chess Champ. 1993 by Gijsbert Wiesenekker, rec.games.chess, November 15, 1993

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