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		The Nineteenth World Computer Chess Championship took place from November 19 to 23, 2011, Tilburg University, Tilburg ^[1] , The Netherlands in conjunction with the 2nd World Chess Software Championship, the 16th Computer Olympiad and the Advances in Computer Games 13 conference.
The Red Brick, Tilburg University ^[2]

Final Standing

19th World Computer Chess Championship 2011, Tilburg, NL ^[3]

#	Program	CC	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	P
1	Junior	IL	9w1	4b½	bye	5w½	7b1	6w1	8b1	2w½	3b½	6
2	Shredder	DE	8b½	6w1	8b1	bye	4w½	9b1	3w½	1b½	5w½	5½
3	Hiarcs	GB	5b½	8w1	6b½	7w1	9w1	bye	2b½	4b½	1w½	5½
4	Pandix	HU	bye	1w½	5b1	8w1	2b½	7w½	6b0	3w½	9b1	5
5	Jonny	DE	3w½	9b1	4w0	1b½	6b½	8w1	bye	7w1	2b½	5
6	The Baron	NL	7w½	2b0	3w½	9b1	5w½	1b0	4w1	8b1	bye	4½
7	Booot	UA	6b½	bye	2w0	3b0	1w0	4b½	9w1	5b0	8w1	3
8	Rookie	NL	2w½	3b0	9w1	4b0	bye	5b0	1w0	6w0	7b0	1½
9	Woodpusher 1997	GB	1b0	5w0	8b0	6w0	3b0	2w0	7b0	bye	4w0	0

Participants

19th World Computer Chess Championship 2011, Tilburg, NL ^[4]

Program	CC	Authors	Operators	Cores	Architecture	Search depth	Nodes/s
Booot	UA	Alex Morozov	Alex Morozov	4	Intel Xeon E5645 2.4 GHz	20	5,000,000
Hiarcs	GB	Mark Uniacke	Hans van der Zijden Harvey Williamson	12	Intel i7 4.25 GHz	25	6,000,000
Jonny	DE	Johannes Zwanzger	Johannes Zwanzger	100 x 8	Intel Core 2 2.2 GHz	30	700,000,000
Junior	IL	Amir Ban, Shay Bushinsky Alon Greenfeld	Amir Ban	16	Intel Sandy Bridge 2.7 GHz	23	19,000,000
Pandix	HU	Gyula Horváth	Gyula Horváth	4	Intel i7 3 GHz	24	5,000,000
Rookie	NL	Marcel van Kervinck	Marcel van Kervinck	6	AMD Phenom II 3.7 GHz	21	7,500,000
Shredder	DE	Stefan Meyer-Kahlen	Stefan Meyer-Kahlen	12	Intel Nehalem 3.3 GHz	22	7,500,000
The Baron	NL	Richard Pijl	Richard Pijl	4	Intel Core 2 3.2 GHz	22	9,000,000
Woodpusher 1997	GB	John Hamlen	John Hamlen	1	Intel Core 2 1.86 GHz	13	600,000

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Round 5, November 21

Round 6, November 21


Round 9 Showdown, November 23, Hiarcs vs. Junior, operated by Hans van der Zijden and Amir Ban, ...


... and Shredder vs. Jonny with Stefan Meyer-Kahlen and Johannes Zwanzger (left)


14 year old Woodpusher 1997 ^[6] by John Hamlen vs. Pandix by Gyula Horváth (left)

Jaap van den Herik, Jan Krabbenbos (2011). WCCC 2011, 19-23 November 2011, Tilburg, The Netherlands. pdf
Jan Krabbenbos, Jaap van den Herik (2011). The 2011 World Computer Speed-Chess Championship. ICGA Journal, Vol. 34, No. 4
Jan Krabbenbos, Jaap van den Herik (2011). The 19th World Computer-Chess Championship. ICGA Journal, Vol. 34, No. 4
Eric Hallsworth (2011/2012). The 2011 World Computer Championships!. Selective Search 157, pp. 34, pdf hosted by Mike Watters
Eric Hallsworth (2012). The World Computer Chess Championships, Tilburg 2011. Selective Search 158, pp. 12, pdf hosted by Mike Watters
John Hamlen (2012). Game Over for the Woodpusher Experiment: 7+7=0. ICGA Journal, Vol. 35, No. 1

Page	Date Edited
16th Computer Olympiad	Aug 12, 2017
Advances in Computer Games 13	Jan 7, 2017
Alon Greenfeld	Feb 24, 2017
Booot	Jan 22, 2018
Computer Olympiad	Mar 6, 2018
Hans van der Zijden	Dec 13, 2016
ICGA Journal	Dec 21, 2017
Jaap van den Herik	Sep 18, 2017
Jan Krabbenbos	Jan 8, 2018
Jonny	Nov 4, 2017
Jonny to include	Jul 21, 2016
Junior	Feb 27, 2018
Pandix	Feb 4, 2017
Rookie	Jan 7, 2016
Shay Bushinsky	Aug 28, 2016
The Baron	Jan 8, 2018
Tilburg University	Jan 7, 2017
WCCC 2010	Jan 6, 2017
WCCC 2011	Jan 7, 2017
WCCC 2013	Dec 7, 2016
WCSC 2011	Jan 7, 2017
Woodpusher	Dec 12, 2016
World Computer Chess Championship	Mar 6, 2018

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