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The 30th Dutch Open Computer Chess Championship took place November 26-28, 2010, Denksportcentrum Leiden. Twenty Participants played a nine round Swiss tournament, 90 minutes per game and side.

Final Standing

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#	Program	CC	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	P	SOS	SoDOS
1	Rybka	US	18w1	2b1	4w1	7b1	3w1	5b½	6w1	9b1	10w1	8½	46	43¼
2	Spike	DE	11b1	1w0	10b1	6b½	4w½	8w½	12b1	3b½	7w1	6	49½	29¾
3	Deep Sjeng	BE	16w1	5b1	7w½	4b½	1b0	9w1	10b½	2w½	12b1	6	48½	29¼
4	Hiarcs	GB	19b1	8w1	1b0	3w½	2b½	7b½	5w½	11w1	14b1	6	46	26¼
5	Spark	NL	12b1	3w0	11b1	9w½	8b1	1w½	4b½	10w½	6w½	5½	49½	28¾
6	Deep Shredder	DE	10b½	9w1	8b½	2w½	12b1	11w½	1b0	13w1	5b½	5½	48	26¾
7	Jonny	DE	15w1	14b1	3b½	1w0	10b½	4w½	11b½	8w1	2b0	5	48½	23½
8	The Baron	NL	17w1	4b0	6w½	15b1	5w0	2b½	14w1	7b0	20w1	5	40	17¾
9	The King	NL	20w1	6b0	14w½	5b½	15w1	3b0	18w1	1w0	19b1	5	38½	13¾
10	Scaramanga (Now)	US	6w½	18b1	2w0	14b½	7w½	17b1	3w½	5b½	1b0	4½	46	18½
11	Nightmare	NL	2w0	18b1	5w0	16b1	14w1	6b½	7w½	4b0	15w½	4½	40½	15¾
12	Rookie	NL	5w0	16b½	17w1	18b1	6w0	13b1	2w0	15b1	3w0	4½	40½	15¾
13	RedQueen	BR	14w0	15b½	16w½	17b½	19w1	12w0	20b1	6b0	18w1	4½	29½	10¼
14	Hermann	DE	13b1	7w0	9b½	10w½	11b0	16w1	8b0	19w1	4w0	4	39½	14¼
15	GoldBar	NL	7b0	13w½	19b1	8w0	9b0	20w1	17b1	12b0	11b½	4	34	10
16	Kallisto	NL	3b0	12w½	13b½	11w0	18w½	14b0	19b1	20b0	17b1	3½	31½	10¼
17	Joker	NL	8b0	19w½	12b0	13w½	20b1	10w0	15w0	18b1	16w0	3	31	6½
18	Hansdamf	DE	1b0	10w0	20b1	12w0	16b½	19w1	9b0	17w0	13b0	2½	36	4¼
19	Fridolin	DE	4w0	17b½	15w0	20w1	13b0	18b0	16w0	14b0	9w0	1½	33½	2½
20	Dolphin	VN	9b0	11w0	18w0	19b0	17w0	15b0	13w0	16b1	8b0	1	33½	3½

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

Participants

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Program	CC	Hardware	Author(s)	Operator
Deep Shredder	DE	12 Core Intel Nehalem Cluster	Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Deep Sjeng	BE	Cluster 32x8 AMD Opteron, 2.4 GHz	Gian-Carlo Pascutto, Erdogan Günes (book)	Timo Haupt
Dolphin	VN	E8600 Intel Core Duo 4 Ghz, 1 Core	Nguyen Viet Huy	Tessa Pijl
Fridolin	DE	Intel Quad-Core	Christian Sommerfeld
GoldBar	NL	Core I7, 4 Cores 3.6 GHz	Bart Goldhoorn, Joost Buijs	Bart Goldhoorn
Hansdamf	DE	AMD K8x2 2.2 GHz, 2 Cores	Gerd Isenberg
Hermann	DE	Core I7 860, 8 GB, 4 Cores	Volker Annuss
Hiarcs	GB	12 Intel Cores, 3.33 GHz	Mark Uniacke	Harvey Williamson
Joker	NL	Intel Core2Duo 4 Ghz, 1 Core	Harm Geert Muller
Jonny	DE	Cluster 800 Cores Intel I7 , 2.2 Ghz	Johannes Zwanzger
Kallisto	NL	Intel CoreDuo 1.8 GHz, 1 Core	Bart Weststrate
Nightmare	NL	Core i7 980X, 6 Cores, 3.6 GHz	Joost Buijs
Rookie	NL	6 Core AMD Phenom II 3.7 GHz	Marcel van Kervinck
RedQueen	BR	Core I7 720QM 2.8 GHz, 4 GB, 1 core	Ben-Hur Carlos Vieira Langoni Junior
Rybka	US	260 Intel Nehalem Cores, 2.93 Ghz and up	Vasik Rajlich, Jiří Dufek (book)	Hans van der Zijden
Scaramanga a Clone of Now [3]	US	Core I5, 1 Core	Richard Hall [4], Valery Maes (book), Mark Lefler	Hans Secelle
Spark	NL	Quad Core I7 2.6 Ghz	Allard Siemelink
Spike	DE	AMD Phenom X6, 6x2.8 GHz, 4GB RAM	Volker Böhm, Ralf Schäfer
The Baron	NL	Dual Intel Xeon W5580	Richard Pijl, Sebastian Böhme (book)	Richard Pijl
The King	NL	Intel Core2Duo 2.4 GHz, 1 Core	Johan de Koning

• CC Country Codes

Photos

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Marcel van Kervinck receives the Programmer's Prize [6] by CSVN chairman Cock de Gorter
Winners 2010: Timo Haupt, Harvey Williamson, Hans van der Zijden, Ralf Schäfer and Volker Böhm

Forum Posts

• 30th Open Dutch Computer Chess Championship by Harvey Williamson, Hiarcs Forum, November 02, 2010
• Rybka @ 30th Dutch Computer Chess Championship by Vasik Rajlich, Rybka Forum, November 16, 2010
• Leiden 2010 - opening report by Jiří Dufek, Rybka Forum, November 29, 2010
• Test Position: Rybka-Scaramanga (b6!) by Albert Silver, CCC, November 29, 2010
• Banned by the CSVN by Harvey Williamson, Hiarcs Forum, December 02, 2010
• An Open Letter to Cock de Gorter and the CSVN Board by Harvey Williamson, Hiarcs Forum, December 28, 2010

External Links

• 30th ODCCC Final Results
• 30th Open Dutch Computers 2010 | The Week in Chess
• 30th Leiden Computer Chess: Rybka on 260 cores wins, ChessBase News, November 28, 2010

References

1. ^ 30th ODCCC Final Results
2. ^ 30th ONK 2010 Leiden: List of participants
3. ^ Scaramanga is a Clone by Harvey Williamson, Hiarcs Forum, Dec 31, 2010
4. ^ False name and not a program writer, Bedrog (Fraud) CSVN site (Dutch), translated by Babel Fish
5. ^ 30th ODCCC Final Results - Images
6. ^ Programmersprize 2010

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