WMCC 1995

13th World Microcomputer Chess Championship,
Oct. 1995, Paderborn GER
#	Name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	P	BU	SB	G
1	MChess Pro 5.0	18w1	20b1	11w1	13b=	19w=	17b1	6w1	3b0	2b=	7w1	4b=	8	70½	49¾	11
2	Chess Genius	14b1	3w0	29b1	26w0	12b1	11b1	27w1	13b1	1w=	6w1	7b=	8	67½	48	11
3	Ferret	33w1	2b1	19w0	27b1	10w1	16w=	13b1	1w1	6b0	4b=	9w=	7½	68	46	11
4	Nimzo 3	6b0	28w1	14b=	7w0	23b1	20b1	26w1	16w1	17b1	3w=	1w=	7½	65½	40¾	11
5	Virtual Chess	23b=	8w0	18b=	30b1	20w1	10b=	17w1	9w=	16b1	13b=	6w1	7½	64	42	11
6	Quest	4w1	10b1	27w1	19b1	16b=	13w=	1b0	7w1	3w1	2b0	5b0	7	73	43¾	11
7	Dark Thought	15w=	21b1	13w0	4b1	14b1	19w1	16b1	6b0	8w1	1b0	2w=	7	71	43	11
8	The King	21w=	5b1	16b0	18w1	17b0	14w1	11b=	10w1	7b0	22w1	13w1	7	66	42¼	11
9	Hiarcs X	31b1	11w0	26b0	22w=	18b=	29w1	25w1	5b=	19w1	10b1	3b=	7	60½	36¾	11
10	Kallisto	32b1	6w0	12b1	23w1	3b0	5w=	19b1	8b0	26w1	9w0	22b1	6½	65½	33¼	11
11	Gandalf	25w1	9b1	1b0	17w0	29b1	2w0	8w=	27b1	13w0	26b1	16w1	6½	65	34	11
12	Junior	29w1	27b0	10w0	28b1	2w0	22w1	14b=	26b0	23w1	17w1	19b1	6½	58½	32	11
13	Shredder	16b=	17w1	7b1	1w=	26b1	6b=	3w0	2w0	11b1	5w=	8b0	6	74	37½	11
14	Bobby II	2w0	33b1	4w=	24b1	7w0	8b0	12w=	22b0	34w1	27w1	28b1	6	58	24	11
15	XXXX	7b=	16w0	17b0	31w1	22b=	21w0	28b=	30b1	25w1	19w=	26b1	6	54½	27¾	11
16	Schach 3	13w=	15b1	8w1	20b1	6w=	3b=	7w0	4b0	5w0	21b1	11b0	5½	72	33¼	11
17	Isichess 2.0	22w=	13b0	15w1	11b1	8w1	1w0	5b0	24b1	4w0	12b0	20w1	5½	70	32	11
18	Amy II	1b0	30w1	5w=	8b0	9w=	28w1	21b0	25b=	24w0	31w1	32b1	5½	60	25¼	11
19	Cheiron	34b1	26w1	3b1	6w0	1b=	7b0	10w0	21w1	9b0	15b=	12w0	5	65	24	11
20	Mephisto	28b1	1w0	25b1	16w0	5b0	4w0	29b1	23b=	21w=	24w1	17b0	5	62½	23½	11
21	Dragon	8b=	7w0	22b=	25w1	27w0	15b1	18w1	19b0	20b=	16w0	30b=	5	59½	27	11
22	Centaur-M	17b=	23w0	21w=	9b=	15w=	12b0	34w1	14w1	27b1	8b0	10w0	5	59	22¼	11
23	Comet	5w=	22b1	24w=	10b0	4w0	25b0	33b=	20w=	12b0	32w1	34b1	5	54½	18¾	11
24	Alpha I	26b0	32w1	23b=	14w0	28b0	31b1	30w1	17w0	18b1	20b0	29w=	5	51	21	11
25	Stobor	11b0	34w1	20w0	21b0	32w1	23w1	9b0	18w=	15b0	33b=	31w1	5	50	16¼	11
26	Chess System Tal	24w1	19b0	9w1	2b1	13w0	27b=	4b0	12w1	10b0	11w0	15w0	4½	68½	28¾	11
27	Zeus	30b1	12w1	6b0	3w0	21b1	26w=	2b0	11w0	22w0	14b0	33w1	4½	63	20¾	11
28	Mirage	20w0	4b0	32b1	12w0	24w1	18b0	15w=	31b0	33b1	34w1	14w0	4½	51½	14½	11
29	Diogenes 2.0	12b0	31w1	2w0	33b1	11w0	9b0	20w0	34b1	32w=	30b0	24b=	4	52	10¾	11
30	Gromit	27w0	18b0	34b1	5w0	33b=	32w1	24b0	15w0	31b0	29w1	21w=	4	47½	11½	11
31	Nightmare	9w0	29b0	33w=	15b0	34b1	24w0	32b0	28w1	30w1	18b0	25b0	3½	47½	10	11
32	Breakthrough	10w0	24b0	28w0	34w1	25b0	30b0	31w1	33w1	29b=	23b0	18w0	3½	46	8½	11
33	Francesca	3b0	14w0	31b=	29w0	30w=	34b1	23w=	32b0	28w0	25w=	27b0	3	47½	8¾	11
34	Ananse 2.0	19w0	25b0	30w0	32b0	31w0	33w0	22b0	29w0	14b0	28b0	23w0	0	48½	0	11

MChess Pro 5.0 (by Marty Hirsch, USA) is the new absolute Microcomputer Chess Champion. It won the playoff against Chess Genius. The title of the best professional Microcomputer was shareed between MChess Pro 5.0 and Chess Genius (Richard Lang, GBR). The title of the world Blitz Computer Chess Champion was won by The King (Johan de Koning, NL) in 9 playoff matches against Nimzo 3 (Chrilly Donninger et al., AUS). Since the austrian Nimzo team had to play the Blitz playoff they had to return to Vienna afterwards and could not play the playoff game against Ferret (Bruce Moreland, USA) for the World Amateur Chess Champion. The ICCA did not share this title such that Ferret is the World Amateur Microcomputer Chess Champion.