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		The Sixth World Microcomputer Chess Championship took place from October 31 - November 5, 1986, in the Edison Room of the Infomart, Dallas, Texas, United States. The field of 14 chess computers and programs were six participants with up to three entries each.
Dallas Infomart [1]

Final Standing

6th World Microcomputer Chess Championship, Nov. 1986, Dallas, USA ^[2]

#	Program	CC	Processor	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	P	SOS	SoDOS
1	Mephisto 3	GB	68020	11b1	7w1	4w1	2b1	8w1	9b1	6w0	6	27	23
2	Fidelity A	US	68020	14w1	3b1	5b1	1w0	6b½	8w1	12b1	5½	25	17
3	Mephisto 2	GB	68020	10w1	2w0	6b½	11b1	7w½	13b1	4b1	5	24½	15¼
4	Fidelity C	US	68020	9w1	6w1	1b0	8b½	5w1	12b1	3w0	4½	28½	15¾
5	Mephisto 1	GB	68020	8w1	10b1	2w0	7w1	4b0	11b1	9w½	4½	26	14¼
6	Recom Deventer A	NL	6502	12w1	4b0	3w½	10b1	2w½	7b0	1b1	4	29½	16¼
7	Fidelity B	US	68020	13w1	1b0	12w1	5b0	3b½	6w1	10w0	3½	26	10
8	Recom Deventer C	NL	6502	5b0	14w1	11b1	4w½	1b0	2b0	13w1	3½	24½	6¼
9	Recom Deventer B	NL	6502	4b0	11w0	14b1	12b1	10w1	1w0	5b½	3½	22½	7¼
10	Cyrus B	GB	68020	3b0	5w0	13b1	6w0	9b0	14w1	7b1	3	22	5
11	Cyrus A	GB	68020	1w0	9b1	8w0	3w0	13b½	5w0	14b1	2½	24	4¼
12	Cyrus C	GB	68020	6b0	13w1	7b0	9w0	14b1	4w0	2w0	2	22½	1½
13	Chess Monster	US	80386	7b0	12b0	10w0	14b1	11w½	3w0	8b0	1½	19½	1¼
14	Kempelen	HU	68000	2b0	8b0	9w0	13w0	12w0	10b0	11w0	0	21½	0

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

Participants

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Program	CC	Author(s)	Company	entries
Mephisto	GB	Richard Lang	Hegener & Glaser	3
Fidelity	US	Dan Spracklen, Kathe Spracklen	Fidelity Electronics	3
Recom Deventer	NL	Ed Schröder	Schröder BV	3
Cyrus 68K	GB	Mark Taylor, David Levy, Kevin O’Connell	Intelligent Software	3
Chess Monster	US	Jacques Middlecoff	Enlightenment Inc.	1
Kempelen	HU	Attila Kovács	Sierra On-Line [5] [6]	1

• CC Country Codes

Complaints

Excerpt from Tony Marsland's report ^[7] :

Despite last minute clarifications on the entry requirements, which undermined the organizer’s plans, and despite the paranoia of some participants and the energetic way they filed such complaints as: Is Rebel Computers really a subsidiary of Hegener & Glaser? Was Fidelity secretly using a multiprocessor? Were the ReCom and Mephisto teams conspiring to fix the outcome of the event (in a foreign tongue, yet), and so on. Such nervousness is not uncommon in micro events, but the complaints were dealt with in a serious and conscientious way, even if some issues were not fully resolved.

See also

• ACM 1986
• ACM 1987

Reports

• Tony Marsland (1986). The 6th World Microcomputer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 9, No. 4 ^[8]
  
  

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• Danny Kopec, Monty Newborn (1986). Belle and Mephisto Dallas Capture Computer Chess Title at the FJCC. reprinted in The ACM's Eighteenth North American Computer Chess Championship from The Computer History Museum, pdf

External Links

• 6th World Microcomputer Chess Championship from the ICGA Tournament Database
• 6. WMCCC Dallas 1986 from Schachcomputer.info - Wiki (German)

References

1. ^ Infomart from Wikipedia
2. ^ WMCC 1986, CSVN tournament site
3. ^ 6th World Microcomputer Chess Championship from the ICGA Tournament Database
4. ^ The ACM's Seventeenth North American Computer Chess Championship and The Sixth World Microcomputer Chess Championship from The Computer History Museum, pdf
5. ^ by Andromeda Software Inc., see The Two Guys from Andromeda Story
6. ^ Kempelen Chess from Sierra Online from The Spacious Mind
7. ^ Tony Marsland (1986). The 6th World Microcomputer-Chess Championship. ICCA Journal, Vol. 9, No. 4
8. ^ pdf, Courtesy of Tony Marsland, March 21, 2013

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