Renju Newsletter January-June 1999 (No 1-40)
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Date sent: Wed, 30 Jun 1999 12:17:17 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 40 - 1999
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Yoshimi Hayakawa, the president of Nihon Renju Sha, The Japanese Renju Association,
now has his own e-mail address:
hayaka32@aol.com
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Dear renju-friends - Swedish WCQ NEWS No. 4
1999-06-30 / ska
We have now played 4 days(7 rounds) of the Swedish Final Qualification
tournament to World Championship in Beijing, China. The three best will
have places in QT in WC. The participants are:
TA = Tord Andersson
PG = Petter Gardström
JG = Joachim Gaulitz
LH = Linus Hermansson
SK = Stefan Karlsson
Round V (played in Alby, Stockholm):
JG-PG 0-1
TA-LH 1-0
Round VI (played in Uppsala):
JG-LH 1-0
PG-SK 1-0
Round VII
LH-SK 0-1
TA-JG 1-0
Standings after 7 rounds(in brackets how many games played so far):
1. SK 4½ (6)
2. TA 4 (5)
3. PG 2½ (5)
4. JG 2½ (6)
5. LH ½ (6)
Round VIII and IX will be played in Alby, Stockholm, at 11.00 and 17.00
hours(SWE-time) today, the 30th of June.
With best renju-greetings,
Stefan Karlsson
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF RIF CORRESPONDECE COMMISSION, 1998-1999:
NO GUTS, NO GLORY.(by Oleg Fedorkin, Russia)
"Tovaristch, ya vahty ne v silakh derzhat,
skazal kochegar kochegaru..."
Russian sad song
"c) THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION:It should investigate and decide
eventual new rules for the next WC via e-mail.
Chairman: Norihiko Kawamura, Japan (Withdrawal during the period)
New chairman during the period: Oleg Fedorkin, Russia.
Other Members: Yurij Tarannikov, Russia Tommy Maltell, Sweden,
Ando Meritee, Estonia, Aldis Reims, Latvia, Na Wei, China,
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia, Vladimir Kolesnik, Ukraine,
Rickard W. Rognlie, USA".
I asked all members of RIF Correspondence Commission if they are
going to go on their task during next two years. I had got no reply
from any member of Commission.
Also I suggested several new members of the Commission. They are:
K.Hasegawa (Japan), T.Takagawa (Japan), B.Asplund (Sweden),
J.Gaulitz (Sweden), A.Soosorv (Estonia), M.Kozhin (Russia),
A.Mikhailov (Russia), A.Nosovsky (Russia). I asked their opinions
if they would like to work in the Commission. So Bengt Asplund
and Ants Soosorv informed me that they could work in the RIF
Correspondence Commission during next two years in the case
of their election.
IT MEANS THAT THE NATIONAL FEDERATIONS SHOULD PROPOSE
FROM THEIR SIDE THE OTHER MEMBERS OF RIF CORREPONDENCE COMMISSION.
As for me, probably, I will not have enough time next years
to continue the work in the RIF Correspondence Commission
as a chairman. So I would like somebody else to be the new
chairman of the Commission for two next years but I could
work in the Commission just as a member.
Also I asked the opinion of members of RIF Correpondence Commission
and several other players about the some changes in the system of
RIF renju tournaments via e-mail. I got some suggestions.
PROBLEM 1. How we should get the decision of RIF Correpondence
Commission. I think that we can leave the previous method
to decide the problems and technical details:
The chairman of Commission will form the proposals and
will send it to all members of our Commission to poll.
The result of this polling will be the decision of
the RIF Correspondence Commission. The chairman will inform
all members about the resuls with the exact information
about each vote. The polling should be started
by the chairman if at least two members of Commission would ask it.
So I would like to propose for RIF meeting to confirm this system:
1.THE CHAIRMAN OF RIF CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION WILL FORM THE
PROPOSALS AND WILL SEND IT TO ALL MEMBERS OF COMMISSION FOR
TO POLL. THE RESULT OF THIS POLLING WILL BE THE DECISION OF
RIF CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION.
PROBLEM 2. The overcrowded semi-final tournaments: a lot of
players, a lot of games. And in future, probably, every year
we will have more and more new participants. It means that if
we would not change the system of selection, in each semi-final
20, for example, players will play two games with the every
opponent (near 40 games!) but only the winner will play
in the final.
The received suggestions: a)to divide the applicants to semi-finals
and also to quarter-finals. It could be the different systems: 12 players
in the final, 3x12 players in the semi-finals, others - in quarter- finals,
two games with each opponent (O.Fedorkin); 10 players in the final, 2x10
players in the semi-finals, others - in quarter-finals,
two games with each opponent (Yu.Tarannikov), 12 players in the final,
others in the semi- and quarter-finals, one game with each opponent
(B.Asplund), 15 players in the final, others in semi-finals, one
game with each opponent (S.Smirnov).
So I would like to propose for RIF meeting to decide:
2.SHOULD WE PLAY RIF RENJU E-MAIL TOURNAMENTS WITH TWO OR ONLY
ONE GAME BETWEEN THE PARTICIPANTS?
3.THE RIF CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION WILL GET RIGHT TO DIVIDE ALL
PARTICIPANTS OF THE SELECTION TOURNAMENTS ON BOTH SEMI-FINALS AND
QUARTER-FINALS.
4.THE NUMBER OF WCH VIA E-MAIL PARTICIPANTS WILL INCREASE
IN FINAL IN 2001 (FINAL OF 6TH WCH VIA E-MAIL) FROM 10 NOW.
The technical details will be decided by RIF Correspondence
Commission depending on the number of applicants.
I would like to comment it so:
If we would play 1 game/match, may be for several years we will not
need quarter-finals. But if we would play 2 games/match as it goes now,
definitely we will need quarter-finals quite soon.
PROBLEM 3. Some players (M.Kozhin, P.Salnikov) mentioned the
presence of so-called "black" userids on PbEM server. It means that
some unknown players play more strongly as it could be expected.
Also some players play more strongly with only part of their opponents
and too weak with the others, and the difference is obvious.
Actually that's right, but I have not heard yet the good way
to decide this problem.
Could I suggest for RIF meeting next proposal:
5.RIF CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS THIS PROBLEM AND WILL
PROPOSE ITS DECISIONS TO THE NEXT RIF MEETING.
Next RIF meeting probably will be in a year after meeting in China.
PROBLEM 4. We have no possibility to pass the move at PbEM server now
(P.Salnikov). I think that it is a technical problem and RIF
Correspondence Commission could ask R.Ronglie later about possibility
to change this option on server.
PROBLEM 5. Money qwestions. As it was announced at PbEM server,
Richard Rognlie change his job, and now he has to pay for PbEm
server whereas for players this server is free. So he asked if
somebody could help him to pay for server. I know that
RIF is not a rich organization and a lot of things
for RIF money to be spent. But may be RIF could help the owner
of PbEM server just symbolically? Other thing: is it so that
RIF should reward the winners of RIF WCh via e-mail? So far
only the winner of 1st WCh Aldis Reims got the Cup for his win.
Could we reward the winners of WCh via e-mail by Cup and 1-6
places in final, 1-3 places in semi-finals (1 place in quarter-
finals in the case of being) by diploma?
For the last two years RIF Correspondence Commission organized
two World renju Championship via e-mail.
1ST RENJU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP VIA E-MAIL
1996: I.A.REIMS (LAT) II.L.Laibinis (LIT-FIN) III.I.Sinyev (RUS)
2ND RENJU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP VIA E-MAIL
1997: I.YU.TARANNIKOV (RUS) II.R.Kolpakov (RUS) III.A.Reims (LAT)
25 players from 9 countries took part in the semi-finals.
3RD RENJU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP VIA E-MAIL
1998: I.O.FEDORKIN (RUS) II.A.Reims (LAT) III.K.Hasegawa (JAP)
29 players from 13 countries took part in the semi-finals.
4TH RENJU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP VIA E-MAIL
1999. See the tables below. Those tables are not completely official,
because the referees (Bengt Asplund and Alexander Nosovsky) should
confirm it. 48 players from 12 countries take part in the semi-finals.
With best wishes
Oleg Fedorkin.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MtPt Pts Place
1.O.Fedorkin(RUS) fedorkin xx 1= 11 1= =0 11 == == 11 11 7 13= I
2.A.Reims(LAT) areims =0 xx 1 1 =1 =0 1 =0 2= 6
3.K.Hasegava(JAP) uo9man 00 0 xx 10 01 0 == 1 0 0 2 4
4.R.Kolpakov(RUS) kolpak =0 0 10 xx =1 == 11 11 1 4 9
5.Yu.Tarannikov(RUS) taran 1= 0= 01 xx == 0 2 4
6.V.Golosov(RUS) golosov 00 1 0= xx 00 1 0 1 2=
7.S.Bondarenko(RUS) troter == 1= == == == 11 xx 11 11 =1 7 13 II
8.S.Smirnov(RUS) smirnov == 0 00 0 00 xx 00 01 1 2
9.OKlimachev(RUS) klimachev 00 0 1 00 00 11 xx 0 1= 3
10.E.Bobkov(RUS) bobkove 00 1= 1 0 1 1 0= 01 1 xx 3= 7
Group B.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.N.Kawamura(JAP) norihiko xx 00 00 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 14
2.M.Kozhin(RUS) jenaro 11 xx 01 11 11 1= 11 11 11 11 11 11 20= I
3.S.Filippov(RUS) filippov 01 xx 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 0 15
4.B.Wallgren(SWE) bjornw 11 00 0 xx 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 17
5.V.Egorov(RUS) evit 00 00 00 00 xx 00 11 11 01 00 11 00 7 9
6.Y.Madissoon(EST) ymadis 00 =0 00 00 11 xx 11 11 11 11 00 10=
7.M.Lalayan(ARM) lama 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 11 00 00 10 00 3 10-11
8.T.Wang(CHI) tomwang 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 00 00 0 12
9.V.Kolesnik(UKR) kvik 0 00 0 00 01 11 11 xx 11 11 0 9
10.R.Brown(USA) guzzle 00 00 00 00 11 00 11 11 00 xx 11 00 8 8
11.M.Dumanyan(ARM) dumh 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 11 00 00 xx 00 3 10-11
12.S.Krasnonosova(RUS) odetta 0 00 1 10 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 xx 15
Group C.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.A.Soosorv(EST) asoosorv xx 0= 01 11 10 11 11 00 11 11 11 11 16=
2.A.Mikhailov(RUS) almi+ =1 xx 10 11 =1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 18
3.V.Barykin(RUS) vbarykin 01 10 xx 11 11 11 11 =0 11 11 11 11 18=
4.R.Johannesson(SWE) ratson 00 00 00 xx 01 11 00 00 00 11 00 00 5
5.S.Sitnik(RUS) sergei 10 0= 00 01 xx 11 11 01 11 11 11 1 14=
6.K.Birk(EST) katrin 00 00 00 00 00 xx 1 00 00 11 00 00 3
7.M.Minasyan(ARM) mima 00 00 00 11 00 0 xx 00 0 11 0 4
8.Zh.Jinyu(CHI) freefish 11 00 1= 11 01 11 11 xx 01 11 11 00 15=
9.I.Rinkis(LAT) ingus 00 0 00 11 00 11 1 01 xx 11 11 10
10.A.Stepanyan(ARM) star 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 0 12
11.R.Samal(CHE) rsamal 00 00 00 11 00 11 1 00 00 11 xx 0 7
12.V.Alibabaev(RUS) alibaba 00 0 00 11 0 11 11 11 1 xx 9
Group D.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 Pts Place
1.A.Poghosyan(ARM) apogh xx 00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 00 2
2.I.Sinyov(RUS) sinyovi 11 xx 10 0 01 1 11 11 11 10 11 1 15
3.A.Nosovsky(RUS) nosovs 11 10 xx 10 11 01 11 1 11 11 11 == 17
4.J.Gaulitz(SWE) joachim 11 1 10 xx 10 1 11 1 01 1 1 12
5.V.Lunkin(RUS) lunkin 11 01 00 10 xx 1 1 1 1 01 11 0= 11=
6.M.Kolk(EST) mkolk 11 0 01 0 0 xx 11 1 10 11 11 0= 11=
7.A.Karapetyan(ARM) kaar 00 00 00 00 0 00 xx 0 00 00 00 00
8.Zh.Tongxiang(JAP) s02 11 00 0 0 0 1 xx 1 0= 10 0 5=
9.E.Gaidamauskas(LIT) volk 11 00 00 0 0 10 11 0 xx 11 01 00 8
10.W.Huang(USA) stfan 11 10 00 01 01 00 11 =1 00 xx 11 00 10=
11.C.Tibaldi(ITA) tibia 11 00 00 0 00 00 11 10 10 00 xx 00 6
13.M.Dufvenberg(SWE) mikedu 11 0 == 0 =1 =1 11 1 11 11 11 xx 15
Group E.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.T.Takagawa(JAP) takagawa xx 00 =1 00 01 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 16=
2.K.Nikonov(RUS) vanalaud 11 xx 10 1= 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 20= I
3.P.Salnikov(RUS) psalnikov 0= 10 xx == 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 17=
4.D.Soloviev(RUS) dsol 11 =0 == xx 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 1= 18
5.J.Lents(EST) lents 01 00 00 00 xx 11 11 11 11 11 00 11
6.M.Manykyan(ARM) mamh 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 12
7.M.Carlsson(SWE) muppin 00 00 00 00 00 11 xx 11 11 00 00 00 6
8.A.Kobzev(ARM) kai 00 00 00 0 00 11 00 xx 11 01 00 00 5
9.A.Lipsits(USA) alipsits 00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00 xx 00 00 00 2 11
10.G.Baggio(ITA) beppejb 00 00 00 00 00 11 11 01 11 xx 0 00 7
11.E.Tihkau(EST) etienne 00 00 00 00 11 11 11 11 11 1 xx 01 12
12.B.Asplund(SWE) basplund 00 00 0 =0 11 11 11 11 11 01 xx 11=
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Date sent: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 19:21:40 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 39 - 1999
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Swedish WCQ NEWS
We have now played 2,5 days(4 rounds) of the
Swedish Final Qualification
tournament to World Championship in Beijing,
China. The three best best will
have places in QT in WC. The participants are:
TA = Tord Andersson
PG = Petter Gardström
JG = Joachim Gaulitz
LH = Linus Hermansson
SK = Stefan Karlsson
The 3 first rounds were played in Uppsala, close
to Uppsala Cathedral, the
biggest church in Scandinavia! Results:
Round I
LH-JG 0-1
PG-SK 0-1
Round II
JG-TA ½-½
SK-LH 1-0
Round III
TA-SK ½-½
LH-PG ½-½
On Monday round IV and V will be played in Alby,
Stockholm at 11.00 and
17.00 hours. Referee of the tournament is Björn
Wallgren.
Round IV (played in Alby, Stockholm):
PG-TA 0-1
SK-JG 1-0
Standings after 4 rounds(in brackets how many
games played so far):
1. SK 3½ (4)
2. TA 2 (3)
3. JG 1½ (3)
4. PG ½ (3)
LH ½ (3)
Later this afternoon round V will be played in
Alby, Stockholm at 17.00
hours(SWE-time).
With best renju-greetings,
Stefan Karlsson
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Date sent: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 12:25:34 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 38 - 1999
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My Internet supplier still has problem with DNS
When today I tried to go to
http://www.renju.nu/
I received the message
HTTP Error 404
404 Not Found
The Web server cannot find the file or script you
asked for. Please check the URL to ensure that
the path is correct.
Please contact the server's administrator if this
problem persists.
When today I tried to go to
http://www.renju.nu/
I came to
www.bgcom.com
Therefore for some time you have to go to
http://195.84.172.147/renju/
or to
http://195.84.172.147/
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Date sent: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 11:51:36 +0200
Renju Newsletters No 37 - 1999
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Final results of the 17th Championship of St.Petersburg:
1. Aleksandr Klimashin 8.5 35.75
2. Pavel Salnikov 7 30.75
3. Vladimir Sushkov 7 29.25
4. Viktor Aleksandrov 6.5 27.00
5. Pavel Ses 5.5 21.50
6. Kirill Moiseiev 5.5 19.25
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7. Nonna Salnikova 3.5 14.00
8. Vladimir Filinov 3.5 12.50
9. Vitaly Yegorov 3 14.00
10. Konstantin Vodolazsky 2 7.50
11. Aleksandr Ivanov 2 5.50
Sincerely Yours,
Pavel Salnikov
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Date sent: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 11:20:43 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 36 - 1999
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Dear Renju friends,
Following is the players namelist for the 6th World Championship in
Beijing. Please let us know if we missed out anyone. Namelist for
China and Chinese Taipei will be announced before Jul.10,1999.
Qualification Tournament
Aldis Reims Latvia
Arnis Veidemanis Latvia
Gatis Gurckis Latvia
Artis Gaujens Latvia
Makarov Pavel Russia
A Tournament
Kazuto Hasegawa Japan
Norio Nishizono Japan
Takashi Sagara Japan
Yshimi Hayakawa Japan
Ando Meritee Estonia
B Tournament
Juris Skuskovniks Latvia
Roberts Idelsons Latvia
Nossovski Alexandre Russia
Milevsky Alexandre Russia
Lunkin Vitaly Russia
Filippov Serguei Russia
Tchernov Serguei Russia
Smirnov Serguei Russia
Kaoufman Victor Russia
Masao Mitsumori Japan
Kyozo Isobe Japan
Shinich Ishitani Japan
Hideki Nara Japan
Hiroshi Sakamoto Japan
Hiroyuki Tatsutomi Japan
Joachim Gaulitz Sweden
Peter Jonsson Sweden
Martin Karlsson Sweden
Kristian Lindberg Sweden
Women's Tournament
Mutsumi Tatsutomi Japan
Chie Tatsutomi Japan
Olga Skouridina Russia
Irene Einberg Estonia
Sincerely,
Na Wei
President of RIF China
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Date sent: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 20:30:00 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 35 - 1999 - Adds to RIF GA Agenda
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Now it seems that we can see the RIF Web site again on the orginal URL-address,
but to be sure I ask you all. Can you see the RIF Web site
on the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/
Please, let me know if you cannot see the web site.
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2 adds to RIF GA Agenda
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1. The first part of the RIF General Assembly will be
held on Sunday July, 25 starting from 6:00 pm.
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2. I have forgotten one suggestion which should have been included from the beginning.
It is a suggestion to correct the grammatical errors
in the rules of renju without changing the
intended meaning of any of the rules.
It is a task for the RIF Rules Commission to
check that the intended meaning of any of the rules will be changed and give me a report
before the 25th of July.
The suggestion is enclosed below.
The currents rules will be found on the URL- address:
http://www.renju.nu/rifrules.htm
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Results from three tournaments and RIF rating changes because of the results from these
tournaments.
7th Russian Championchip for women 1-3 May 1999
in Nizhni Novgorod
Sco RIF rating
1. Irina Metreveli Podyuga 9 +39 2124
2. Anastasia Leshukova Rybinsk 6,5 -- 1893
3. Yelena Lebedeva Podyuga 6,5 -29 2036
4. Natalia Vasilieva Rybinsk 6,5 -46 2195
5. Julia Savrasova Podyuga 6 -- --
6. Anastasia Sokolova Rybinsk 5 -50 1894
7. Oksana Sorokina Podyuga 4,5 -- 1859
8. Yelena Chizhkina N.Novgorod 3,5 -- --
9. Olga Skuridina N.Novgorod 3 -- 1898
10. Olga Kocheshkova N.Novgorod 2,5 -- --
11. Evgenia Zakatova N.Novgorod 2 -- --
Swedish WC-Qualification Step 1 in Jonkoping 990522-990524
RIF rating
1. Rickard Johannesson Jonkoping 7,5 +43 2404
2. Tord Andersson Uppsala 5 -33 2280
3. Martin Carlsson Jonkoping 5 +34 2198
4. Bengt Asplund Norrtalje 5 - 3 2240
5. Linus Hermansson Hogsjo 4,5 +50 2077
6. Anders Bertilsson Hogsjo 3 -67 2178
7. Marcus Eriksson Hogsjo 3 +20 1975
8. Peter Jonsson Jonkoping 3 -44 2132
9. Jan-Olov Andersson Jonkoping 0 -- --
MOSCOW OPEN
12.06.1999 - 14.06.1999
Sco RIF Rating
1 Sushkov Vladimir Gatchina Russia 7 +60 2471
2 Nikonov Konstantin Elektrostal Russia 6,5 +28 2449
3 Kozhin Mikhail Dubna Russia 6,5 -37 2551
4 Tarannikov Yuri Moscow Russia 6 - 8 2452
5 Sinyov Igor Moscow Russia 6 +29 2434
6 Smirnov Sergey Moscow Russia 6 +55 2348
7 Kareev Vladislav N.Novgorod Russia 6 +21 2400
8 Krasnonosov Dmitri Moscow Russia 5,5 -11 2329
9 Makarov Pavel Moscow Russia 5,5 -34 2393
10 Golosov Victor Moscow Russia 5 -44 2315
11 Bertilsson Anders Hogsjo Sweden 5 + 7 2185
12 Eriksson Markus Hogsjo Sweden 5 +85 2060
13 Sirategyan Karen Moscow Russia 5 -21 2164
14 Soosyrv Ants Tallinn Estonia 4,5 -53 2415
15 Ivanov Alexey Moscow Russia 4,5 -36 2127
16 Khramov Andrey Tashkent Uzbekistan 4,5 -15 2056
17 Taimla Tunnet Tallinn Estonia 4 +34 2201
18 Ogorodov Sergey Moscow Russia 4 -- 1926
19 Lents Johann Tallinn Estonia 4 + 9 1993
20 Kolesnikov Alexey Tomsk Russia 4 -70 2244
21 Hermansson Linus Hogsjo Sweden 4 -20 2057
22 Shubin Alexander Moscow Russia 3,5 -- 2072
23 Tyaglo Yuri Belgorod Russia 3,5 -- 1943
24 Tuvikene Maris Tallinn Estonia 3 -10 1907
25 Lunkin Vitali Moscow Russia 3 -48 2072
26 Krasnonosova Serafima Moscow Russia 2,5 -- 1816
27 Zvereva Anna Moscow Russia 1 -- --
28 Zakatova Yevgenija N.Novgorod Russia 1 -- --
The RIF rating lists have been updated and you can find them on the following URL-addresses:
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990615.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990615.htm
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Enclosure: The suggestion to correct the grammatical errors in the rules of renju without
changing the intended meaning of any of the rules.
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From: Michael Bevin
(RIF Connection man of New Zealand)
I'm not sure who to send this to but you looked pretty likely - I guess
you can pass it on to whoever....
I downloaded the official rules of renju from your site and found a number of grammatical
errors which made it very hard for me to
understand. It was obvious from reading that the creator was not a native English speaker,
so I thought you might appreciate it if I corrected the obvious errors so as to remove any
ambiguities and make it generally easier to understand. I have attached this corrected
version
to this e-mail. Originally I thought I might list the corrections so you can include
whichever ones you saw fit, but I had to make a large number
of them, so I've just included the corrected text file. In order make editing it easier,
I had to convert it from html to text, so you will
obviously have to convert it back again, but this should be relatively simple. If you have
questions about any of the changes please e-mail me.
I have been careful not to change the intended meaning of any of the rules, but
instead simply correct the grammar and make it easier to
understand. Having English as my first language and having a good education in grammar,
I hope you can trust that the improvements
represent better English, even if you do not recognise the original errors. I avoided any
major changes to the text so it is still not
worded perfectly (ie some sentences were a bit long but I left this alone), but the grammer
and ambiguities should all be resolved (or are
at least much improved).
Regards,
Michael Bevin
mbevin@atlas.otago.ac.nz
THE INTERNATIONAL RULES OF RENJU
Decided by RIF 2nd of May 1996
with minor corrections made by RIF Central Committee 3rd of May 1998
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1 INTRODUCTION
Renju is played between two opponents on a board by making moves with black and white pieces
called stones.
2 THE BOARD
The board has 15 vertical and 15 horizontal lines with 225 intersections.
Five of these intersections are reference points. The colour of the board must not be the
same as the colour of any of the stones.
3 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
ROW
A combination of stones of the same colour, either situated on a diagonal,
vertical, or horizontal line, which is limited by the edge of the board, an opponent
stone or a free intersection, with no opponent stones
situated among the own stones.
UNBROKEN ROW
A row where between any stones there is no free intersection.
FIVE IN A ROW
An unbroken row with five stones.
OVERLINE
An unbroken row consisting of six or more stones.
FOUR
A row with four stones to which you can add one stone to attain five in
a row.
STRAIGHT FOUR
An unbroken row of four stones ("four") to which you, in two different ways,
can add one more stone to attain five in a row.
THREE
A row with three stones to which you, without at the same time making a five in a row,
can add one more stone to attain a straight four.
DOUBLE-FOUR
Putting a stone on an intersection, which at the same time makes more than one four that
meet each other in this intersection.
DOUBLE-THREE
Putting a stone on an intersection, which at the same time makes more than one three that
meet each other in this intersection.
4 THE WAY TO PLAY
4.1 One of the players has at his disposal the black stones and the other player has the
white stones.
4.2 Both players must alternately make one move each turn. Black (the player with the black
stones) begins the game by making a move in the
middle of the board.
4.3 Black to play means that it is black's turn to move. White to play means that it is
white's turn to move.
5 THE CONCEPTION MOVE
A move consists of either the placing of a stone on one of the intersections of the board,
or of the declaration by the player to play that he gives up his right to put a stone on
the board (he passes).
6 MAKING A MOVE
The making of a move is considered to be ended when the player has released the stone. When
a player passes, the move ends the moment he declares that he passes.
7 MOVED STONE
A player to play has the right to adjust one or several stones on their intersections, but
before they adjust the stones they must inform their
opponent.
8 WRONG POSITION
If during a game one or several stones have become disarranged, or if the stones are
incorrectly removed or replaced, the position must be reconstructed as it was before
the mishap, and after that the game will continue. If
one of the players is responsible for the disarranged position, and if the game cannot
be reconstructed, he will lose the game. If the position is disarranged and the game
cannot be reconstructed, and if none of the players can be regarded as responsible for the disarranged position, the game is void and a new one must be played.
9 WIN OF A GAME
9.1 The winner of the game is the player who is the first to attain five in a row. For
white an overline is also counted as a win.
9.2 The game is won for white if black, without at the same time attaining five in a row:
a) makes an overline;
b) makes a double-four;
c) makes a double-three (however there are some double-threes which black is allowed
to make, see 9.3);
9.3 A black double-three is allowed if at least one of the following conditions a) or
b) are fulfilled:
a) Not more than one of the three's can be made into a straight four when adding another
stone in any intersection, without at the same time an
overline or double-four being attained in this intersection. To find out which
double-three's are allowed, you must make the move, which causes the double-three,
in your mind, and then continue trying to make straight fours, which are allowed,
in your mind.
b) Not more than one of the three's can be made into a straight four when adding
another stone in any intersection, without at the same time at
least two three's meeting in this intersection and making a forbidden double-three.
To find out if this last double-three is forbidden or not,
you must first examine if the double-three is allowed according to a) above,
and then in your mind continue trying to make straight fours out of the three's
in your mind. If, when making a straight four in your mind, another double-three
would also be attained, these double-three's must be examined in the same way
as described in this point 9.3, etc.
9.4 The game is won for the player who can prove that the time of their opponent
has ended, or who can prove that the opponent has not made the
stipulated number of moves within the stipulated time.
9.5 The game is won for the player whose opponent gives up the game.
9.6 The player who wants to win must always claim the win, and at the same time must
both clocks. To obtain a win according to 9.1-9.4 the
winning player's clapper must be up when both the clocks have been stopped.
9.7 If black gets five in a row, but does not see his win and does not call
attention to it, and if white makes a move and black continues to play,
and black makes a prohibited move according to 9.2, then white is the winner
of the game (if he calls attention to it) in spite of the fact that
black has attained five in a row.
9.8 If black makes a forbidden double-three or a double-four, and white does
not call attention to this and continues to play, white cannot afterwads
claim the win with respect to this double-three or double-four. If black makes
an overline and white does not call attention to this and
continues to play, white still has the option of calling attention to black's
overline in a
later phase of the game, so long as black hasn't made five in a row and claimed
the win, and the game has not been finished in another way.
10 DRAW a) The game is draw
10.1 when all the intersections of the board are occupied;
10.2 by agreement between both the players;
10.3 when both players (after each other) pass (refrain from making their moves);
10.4 when both players' time has ended.
b) An offer of a draw according to 10.2 can only be made by a player
at the same time as he makes his move. After he has offered a draw he starts
the clock of his opponent. The opponent is able to accept or refuse the
offer either orally or by making a move showing the refusal. In the meantime, the
player who has made the offer has no right to cancel the offer.
11 THE PATTERNS OF RENJU
Only the following 13 indirect and 13 direct patterns are possible to play.
(This means that the second and third moves must be played as in the below pictures.
Two alternatives are possible for the second move and after the second move 13
alternatives are possible for the third move.)
[Image] and [Image]
12 OPENING RULES
12.1 In starting the game a tentative Black and a tentative White are decided between
the two players. 12.2-4.The tentative Black plays all the first three moves (two moves
for black and one move for white i.e. he decides which of the 26 patterns will be used.)
The rule 12.2-4 is a new rule decided by the General Assembly on the 2nd of May 1996.
12.5 The tentative White decides which of the players that will play as Black and as
White in the game (White has the right to change sides).
12.6 The newly decided white player makes the 4th move in an optional unoccupied
intersection.
12.7 BLACK'S CHOICE Black (the player with the black stones) has to make two different
proposals for the 5th stone. The proposals have to be unequal in all respects. White
as the right to choose one of Black's two proposals to
become the 5th move of the game. The time for Black goes till he has given two correct
proposals. For White the time goes till he has
accepted one of the proposals and till he has made the 6th move which can be made
in any unoccupied intersection.
12.8 With the 5th move the special opening rules for the moves are ended.
12.9 Passing is not allowed within the first three moves.
13 RECORD OF THE GAME
13.1 During the game both players are required to record the game (both their own
moves and their opponent's) move by move in a legible way on a
record decided by the organizer of the competition.
13.2 If a player has only five minutes or less left of his time, he does not need to
fulfil the duty prescribed in 13.1, but must complete his
record as soon as the lack of the time is over, if this is possible.
14 USE OF CLOCK
14.1 During a certain time both players must make a certain number of moves.
14.2 The control of the time for the player is made with help of a special
clock for this purpose.
14.3 At the time when the game begins Black's clock will be started.
Henceforth, after making a move each player has to stop his own clock with
the same hand as he used for making the move. At the same time as he stops
his own clock he must start his opponents' clock. The stop of his own
clock and the start of his opponent's clock must always be made immediately,
so as not to disturb the opponent's making of moves. This rule does not prevent
a player from forgetting to stop the clock, and his opponent does not have to point
out if he notices the forgotten stop.
14.4 When it is time to decide if the stipulated number of moves have been made
within the time stipulated, the last move is considered not to be
made until the player has stopped his clock.
14.5 The time registered by the clock is considered as decisive unless obvious
defects exist. A player who wants to point out defects in the clocks must do
this immediately.
14.6 If the game has to be interrupted for some reason, not caused by any of the
players, the clocks must be stopped till the matter is solved.
14.7 The players must not decide for themselves to stop their clocks without
immediately sending for the organizer of the competiton.
14.8 It is not allowed for anyone other than the players in a game, including
the organizer of a competition, to point out that the time is out for a player,
or that a player has forgotten to stop his clock.
14.9 It is allowed for the organizer of a competition to use "TIME REFEREES". If
TIME REFEREES are used, the TIME REFEREES control the time and 14.8 is not valid.
If TIME REFEREES are used then the organizer must see to it
that all games can get a TIME REFEREE when one is needed. When 5 minutes are left
of the time stipulated in a game, the players must immediately send for a TIME REFEREE.
15 LATE ARRIVAL
When the games have to start all the clocks must be started on the request
of the organizer of the competition. If both players are absent one
clock will be started. The time of this clock runs for both players.
16 THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE PLAYERS
When the game has started, it is prohibited for the players to use
written or printed documents or to analyse the game on another renju board.
When games are going on or when one or several games are interrupted,
no analyse is allowed in the room or rooms for play.
No one may distract or disturb the opponent in anyway.
Players must follow the rules stipulated for the competition.
Transgression against the above mentioned rules of behaviour can lead
to punishment and loss of a game.
17 ORGANIZER OF THE COMPETITION
To lead and organize the competition, an organizer has to be appointed.
The tasks of the organizer are:
17.1 to control that the valid rules are carefully used;
17.2 to judge in all disputes that may occur during the competition;
17.3 to ensure that good circumstances are presented during the
competition;
17.4 to ensure that the players are not disturbed by each other or by
spectators;
17.5 to punish players who do not follow the rules;
17.6 to decide the order in which interrupted games should start again;
18 CHANGE OF RULES
These rules can only be changed after a decision made by the General
Assembly of the Renju International Federation.
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Date sent: Sun, 13 Jun 1999 23:49:51 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 34 - 1999
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The magazine "Renju World No 29/30" is now available from the URL address:
http://www.neti.ee/renju/renworld.htm
It is a zipped file including 20 Word97-files.
The HTML version is not yet finished.
Printed versions will of course also be sent to all subscribers.
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Adds to RIF GA Agenda
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1. Poposal from Chinese Taipei:
Dear Mr. Maltell,
If we Chinese-Taipei can be adopted as a member
of RIF, we'd like to organize the 8th WC in 2003.
We also hope it can be a proposal in the 2nd part
of General Assembly. Although we are not member
yet, we hope you'd like to consider our suggestion.
Thank you very much!
Sincerely Yours,
Chung, Hsien-chi
The secretary-general of Chinese Renju Association
(in Chinese Taipei)
Comments from Tommy Maltell:
3 World Championships in a row in East Asia maybe is too much
because it is planned that Japan will arrange the championship
of year 2001. So, if your country also is interested to arrrange
WC in the year 2003, please, let me know.
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2. Mind Sports Olympiad in the year 2000
In earlier Renju Newsletters I have informed you about Mind Sports Olympiad.
This year a Renju tournament is not included. I suggest that on GA RIF
will decide to act so that it will be a renju tournament next year
and that a new commission will take care of the preparations.
As an information I enclose parts of a letter from David Levy:
Tommy:
It seems to me that Mr Tatsutomi from Japan is
interested to visit Mind Sports Olympiad as a representative for renju.
I suppose he has contacted you via e-mail.
David:
Yes he did.
Tommy:
Will there be tournaments in renju or gomoku during Mind Sports Olympiad?
David:
Not this year. We would not want to do it without the help of RIF
or yourself. We need to be able to publicize it widely in the Renju
and Gomoku communities and at the moment we have not way to do this.
But for next year I would like to start the planning as soon as poossible
if we can have some help. This year we have a 100,000 prize fund and next
year we expect to have at least that muvch and maybe more. If you can help
us to get a lot of Renju/Gomoku players we will offer very nice prizes.
If there is some important tournament in your calendar for which
you want a host (e.g. European Championship) we would be interested. Dates for
2000 are August 19-27.
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Date sent: Sun, 6 Jun 1999 19:53:39 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 33 - 1999
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Correction of writing mistakes in Renju Newsletter No 32:
The Agenda of The RIF General Assembly 1999
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Correct first sentence is:
Agenda of the RIF General Assembly 1999 (not 1997).
Correct paragraph 10 is:
10. The number of players in A-tournament and in
Qualification Tournament (QT).
My proposal is 13 players which means 7 players decided
from last WC, 1 player from China as organizer and 5
players decided from QT.
Swedish federation propose that we should also consider
the alternative to arrange this WC with 14 players which
means 7 players decided from last WC, 1 player from China
as organizer and 6 players (not 5 players) decided from QT.
Info about date and time for General Assembly will be sent within short.
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Date sent: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 00:37:21 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 32 - 1999/Agenda for GA
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Short info about the RIF web site:
The Web hotel were the web site is situated has changed the IP-number for the site.
The DNS-servers all around the world maybe not yet has been updated.
If you cannot see the pages, till it will work again you can use the
IP-number directly i.e. you can use the address
http://195.84.172.147/renju/index.html
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Please, cheque the agenda below and inform me if I have forgotten something
that you have sent to me and that should be added. I am in a
hurry so maybe I have missed someting. If I have forgotten something
I will add it in a future newsletter.
I also ask all chairmans of RIF Commissions to send me their reports
about commission activity via e-mail before 1st of July 1999. Every report must
give the answer to the question if the commission should remain as it works
today or if some changes are necessary? The reports should also include
eventual proposals and for each member of the commission if the member
is a candidate for 2 more years or if the member wants to withdraw from his task.
The reports may be published in Renju Newsletter and then
everybody knows about them and these reports will not take
to much time during the assembly. The names of all chairmans
and members) are listed below.
The financial report probably also will be published before the meeting.
The Agenda of The RIF General Assembly 1999.
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Agenda of the RIF General Assembly 1999 during the WC in
Beijing China. The General Assembly probably will be held
in two parts. However if it is good time maybe it is enough
with one part.
The exact time for these two General Asseblies is
not yet decided.
The first part must take place before the QT and the tournament.
The second part of General Assembly will be held later
during the tournament days.
1. Opening of the General Assembly (and election of the
chairman of the assembly)
2. Election of the secretary of the assembly
3. Election of 3 persons to check the minutes and 3
scrutineers
4. Approval of this agenda and roll-call
5. Annual report from the President
6. Annual report from the Treasurer and the Auditor
7. Approval of the work of the Central Committee for the
last two years
8. The budget and the membership fee for
the period July 1999 - August 2000 or also for
July 2000 - August 2001
9. Election of the Central Committee:
Suggestion:
President Tommy Maltell (re-election)
Vice President Kosho Hayakawa (re-election)
Vice President Alexander Nosovsky (re-election)
General Secretary Peter Jonsson (re-election)
Treasurer Stefan Karlsson (re-election)
Auditor Lars B. Melin (re-election)
10. The number of players in A-tournament and in
Qualification Tournament (QT).
My proposal is 13 players which means 7 players decided
from last WC, 1 player from China as organizer and 5
players decided from QT.
Swedish federation propose that we should also consider the alternative
to arrange this WC with 14 players which means 7 players decided from
last WC, 1 player from China as organizer and 6 players decided from QT.
11. Adopting of Chinese Taipei as a member of RIF with
member rights regarding number of participants in QT.
12. The number of players in A-tournament in WC in Japan
2001. We also have to decide wheather the rule in paragraph
#5e from the RIF Extra General Assembly in Riga on August
7, 1992:
"The organizing federation for the World Championship has
one free place in the A-tournament, if the federation does
not have any PP(Personal Places) or NP(National Places)."
shall be left or not for future WC (2001 maybe is not so
interesting but we do not know about 2003). Personally I
think that of many reasons it is of great importance for
organizing country to have this right left. If we decide to
keep this rule we also have to decide if it should mean
that one more players then should take place in A-
tournament or if it will be one place less in QT.
In this point it could also be decided once again which
will be the rules for places in WC 2001 to avoid future
misunderstandings.
12b. Suggstion from Alexander Nosovsky: Also, I would like
to suggest that if rule of 5e will occur it means
that 13 players will play in A-Final.
Thus we will not need to change anything in our decisions.
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Here is a possible stop and then the assembly will meet again later.
Paragraph 10-12 must be decided before QT.
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13. Reports from all RIF Commissions. Every member of a
commission must inform his chairman if he wants to go on
with his task. Every chairman has to inform me before 1st of July
in the report mentioned above which players that do not want to go on.
If the chairman has proposals for new delegates he should include such
proposals in this report. If he has no such proposals CC
can try to find new delagates.
Should the commissions remain as they work today?
14a. Report and proposal from RIF Correspondence
Commission is enclosed in the end of this agenda.
14b. Suggestion from Alexander Nosovsky: Every Chairman of RIF Commission have to
send report to President about
commission activity before 10 of May each second year.
15. Elections for delegates in all RIF Commissions.
The former delegates are listed below.
16. Eventual report regarding RIF rating system
17.Future international tournaments - Report from Sports
Commission
a. Team World Championship in May 2000 in Tallinn, Estonia
b. Youth World Championship in July 2000 in Arjeplog, Sweden
The Arjeplog club propose also to organise an Open International Tournament
during the same week as the Youth World Championship.
c. World Championship in end of July - beginning of August
in Japan 2001
18.End of General Assembly
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10a. Report and proposal from RIF Correspondence
Commission
As current chairman of RIF Correspondence
Commission, I would like to propose to
discuss at the RIF meeting in China
the problems of RIF e-mail tournaments.
At least one problem has to be discussed.
Every year more and more new players
take part in Renju WCh via e-mail. This
year we have situation when 12 players
play 2 games all together in each semi-final
group. As a result, it is very difficult now
to win the semi-final (only winner will play
next year in a final tournament), because
every year more and more really strong
players take part in competition. Secondly,
what will we do, when we will get 20,
for example, participants in each semi-final?
It will be too hard for players to play near
40 games in the tournament.
It could be the case next years because the number
of participants grows every year. I would like
to propose to discuss a possibility to make
not only semi-final but quarter-final tournaments
also. For example, as it was announced
previously, in the final of the next 5 WCh
via e-mail will take part 6 best of the current
4 WCh final and 4 winners of semi-final
groups. Simultaneously, the 3 semi-finals
of the 6th WCh will start. In each semi-final
group will play 12 players - 4 from the previous
final A and 32 players from the current
semi-final (2-9 places from each have right
to play). In the case of rejections to play
free places in these semi-finals will be replaced
by the applicants with the highest RIF
international ranking. 2 winners of each
group will take part in the final of 6th
WCh, so from the 6th final 12 players
will play in the high league tournament, 6 best
will play next high league and 6 others
will be replaced by the winners of semi-finals.
From the other hand, 4 players from each
ended semi-final of 6th WCh will be replaced
by the winners of quater-finals.
Of course, these changes
of the system of selection have a significant
meaning in the case of every year growing
of the number of participants. But it seems
so that we actually have this permanent
growing. So I guess it should be discussed.
With best wishes
Oleg Fedorkin
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The following commissions have worked within RIF for two years.
a) THE RULES COMMISSION. It should work with the playing rules and
also investigate possibilities for new rules.
Chairman: Aldis Reims, Latvia.
Other members: Norihiko Kawamura, Japan Kazuto Hasegawa, Japan
Yurij Tarannikov, Russia Mikael Kozhin, Russia
Ando Meritee, Estonia Arsen Avetisyan, Armenia
Sergei Varov, Armenia Nikolai Ponomarenko, Ukraine
b) THE SPORTS COMMISSION. It should work with the organization
of international tournaments and also recommend which of the
tournaments who should be counted in the rating list.
Chairman: Konstantin Nikonov, Russia
Other members: Kazuto Hasegawa, Japan Viktor Kaufman, Russia
Stefan Karlsson, Sweden Na Wei, China
Arnis veidemanis, Latvia Ants Soosorv, Estonia
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia Nikolai Ponomarenko, Ukraine
c) THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMISSION:It should investigate
and decide eventual new rules for the next WC via e-mail.
Chairman: Norihiko Kawamura, Japan (Withdrawal during the period)
New chairman during the period : Oleg Fedorkin, Russia.
Other Members: Yurij Tarannikov, Russia
Tommy Maltell, Sweden Ando Meritee, Estonia
Aldis Reims, Latvia Na Wei, China
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia Vladimir Kolesnik, Ukraine
Rickard W. Rognlie, USA
d) THE QUALIFICATION COMMISSION. It will work with the
rating list and make suggestions for the General Assembly in case of new rules.
Chairman: Bengt Asplund, Sweden
Other Members: Kazuto Hasegawa, Japan Sergei Smirnov, Russia
Felix Degtiar, Byelorussia Na Wei, China
Ants Soosorv, Estonia Artis Gaujens, Latvia
Nerses Grigorian, Armenia Nikolai Ponomarenko, Ukraine
e) THE TRANSLATION COMMISSION. The task will be to try to translate
Renju rules into each language of the connection men. If possible it
will also translate the book “ The Click Of Stones” into English.
Chairman: Na Wei, China
Other Members: Norio Nishizono, Japan Alexandr Nosovsky, Russia
Ando Meritee, Estonia Gatis Gurtskis, Latvia
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia Oleg Mostovlansky, Byelorussia
f) THE EUROPE COMMISSION. It will try to start Renju activities
in new countries and also help other european “not established countries” to
develop Renju activities.
Chairman: Peter Jonsson, Sweden
Other Members: Alexandr Nosovsky, Russia Ants Soosorv, Estonia
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia Nikolai Ponomarenko, Ukraine
g) THE REFEREE COMMISSION: It will see that a system for referee
categories will be set up. National federations should apply
for candidates for international referees. In future all international
championships must have an appointed international referee.
The chairman should be the referee of the WC via e-mail and
when difficult problems occure he should ask the commission for help.
Chairman: Alexei Skuridin, Russia
Other members: Hiroyuki Tatsutomi, Japan Pavel Salnikov, Russia
Felix Degtiar, Byelorussia Ants Soosorv, Estonia
Artis Gaujens, Latvia Nikolai Ponomarenko, Ukraine
Albert Pogosyan, Armenia
h) THE YOUTH COMMISSION. It should work with youth activities.
Chairman: Alexei Skuridin, Russia
Other members: Hiroyuki Tatsutomi, Japan Anders Bertilsson, Sweden
Na Wei, China Ants Soosorv, Estonia
Gurgen Karapetyan, Armenia Valentin Uspensky, Ukraine
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Date sent: Mon, 24 May 1999 23:07:47 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 31 - 1999
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Swedish WC-Qualification Step 1 in Joenkoeping 990522-990524
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1. Rickard J 7.5p
2. Tord A 5p
3. Martin C 5p
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4. Bengt A 5p
5. Linus H 4.5p
6. Anders B 3p
7. Marcus E 3p
8. Peter J 3p
9. Jan-Olov A 0p
The three best above together with the three best from
Swedish Championship will play in QT step 2
June, 28 - July, 3 to decide the 3 Swedish players in WC QT
The three best in Swedish Championship
1. Joachim Gaulitz 8
2. Petter Gardstroem 7.5
3. Stefan Karlsson 6
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Some news from Estonia.
Estonian Federation has 2 suggestions for General Assemble.
1. Tallinn would like to have Team World Championship in the begin-ning of May 2000.
2. We suggest that organizing country has right to play in TWC with 2 teams.
From October 1998 till May 1999 we had serie of tournaments in Hobby-
center Kullo and Kivimae school
Results in Kullo (12 players totaly)
1.Tunnet Taimla 51
2.Johann Lents 45
3.Pavel Voznjuk 33
4.Lauri Naber 25
5.Maris Tuvikene 22
6.Evelyn Tihkan 20
7.Katrin Birk 12
Results in Kivimae (11 players )
1.Tunnet Taimla 57
2.Johann Lents 46
3.Pavel Voznjuk 29
4.Evelyn Tihkan 24
5.Juri Viital 21
6.Katrin Birk 12
Friendly,Ants
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Changed ratings because of Estonia qualification tournament
+/- rating
1. Ando Meritee 9 points -12 2680
2. Ants Soosyrv 7,5 - 8 2468
3. Tunnet Taimla 7 +118 2167
4. Lauri Naber 3,5 -38 2125
5. Johann Lents 2 -26 1984
6. Maris Tuvikene 1 -34 1917
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Date sent: Sun, 9 May 1999 23:45:25 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 30 - 1999
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World Championship Estonian qualification finished today.Tunnet
Taimla couldnt play his last game with Ando Meritee earlier.But Ando
won this game and here are total results :
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. Ando Meritee X 1d d1 11 11 11 9 points
2. Ants Soosyrv 0d X 11 11 11 11 7,5
3. Tunnet Taimla d0 10 X 1d 11 11 7
4. Lauri Naber 00 00 0d X 11 01 3,5
5. Johann Lents 00 00 00 00 X 11 2
6. Maris Tuvikene 00 00 00 10 00 X 1
Ando Meritee and Ants Soosyrv will play in WC final.
In qualification will play Peeter Tamm.
Friendly,Ants
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Date sent: Thu, 6 May 1999 23:36:58 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 29 - 1999
Information from China regarding WC 1999
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Dear Renju friends,
As the next Would Championship in Beijing China is drawing near, I
would like to remind you again to inform your namelist of
participants
who come to the tournament. Please let us know details per following
requests:
1. Total number of your delegation (including players and
non-players)
2. Number of non-players
3. Indicate clearly who participate A tournament, who participate B
tournament and who participate women's tournament
4. Indicate clearly for each member of your delegation, their sex,
date of birth, passport number and occupation
I have received namelist from some countries. However, none of them
gave full details on above request. Please do it ASAP so that we can
send invitation to you with no delay.
Sincerely,
Na Wei
president of RIF China
E-mail: hannahhou@snc.schmidtgroup.com
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Date sent: Wed, 5 May 1999 20:15:34 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 28 - 1999
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I forward a letter from David Levy.
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Tommy
Would you and your colleagues like to have a Renju & Go-Moku tournament
at
the Mind Sports Olympiad this year? We are expanding our event and would
welcome
your participation. We provide a venue, prizes, medals and an
infrastructure.
What we would need is your help in publicizing the event.
We would also be interested in hosting your world championships at some
time
in the future if you need a venue, and/or the European Championships.
Regards,
David Levy
David@intrsrch.demon.co.uk
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ +
+ 3rd MIND SPORTS OLYMPIAD +
+ +
+ Olympia, London, August 21-29 1999 +
+ +
+ Preliminary Announcement +
+ +
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
We are delighted to announce that the venue for the 3rd Mind
Sports Olympiad will be the Conference Centre at Olympia,
one of London's premier exhibition and conference sites.
The dates, as announced at the end of last year's event, are
August 21st-29th. By extending the event to nine days we
have made it possible to accommodate more players and to
organize more tournaments.
We plan to have events for most games throughout the
Olympiad. Typically, for each game, there will be some
tournaments on the first weekend, then some 5-day events on
the middle Monday-Friday (August 23-27) and finally some
more tournaments on the final weekend. But every game will
have its own requirements and at this stage we are still
flexible in our tournament planning. For example, we are
organizing a very strong chess tournament with 9 rounds,
extending thhroughout the Olympiad, in which players will
be able to obtain norms towards international titles. This
tournament is in addition to the quickplay and 5-minute chess
tournaments which we have held in the past.
This year there will be a substantial prize fund. We will be
dramatically upgrading our web site over the next few
months. We are also opening a full time central London office
on May 14th.
Further details will follow during May. In the meantime will
all organisers please contact me with suggestions as to how
they would like to see the tournaments for their particular
game(s) to be scheduled.
Best regards,
David Levy
P.S. Please note that since last year my telephone and fax numbers
have changed:
Tel: +44 171 435 9496
Fax: +44 171 435 2870
As from May 14th there will be additional contact numbers for me
at the new MSO office.
Snailmail still reaches me at P.O. Box 13388, London NW3 5FB.
e-mail: dlevy@intelligent-group.com
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Date sent: Wed, 5 May 1999 19:50:58 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 27 - 1999
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Pavel Makarov won Qualification Tournament for WC in Russia.
Russia have decided participants of WC there
M. Kozhin (Dubna)
V. Sushkov (St, Petersburg)
P. Makarov (Moscow)
S. Peskov (Zhigulevsk)
Y. Bobkov (Moscow)
Reserv Nikonov, Sinyov
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The full table of games in Russian Championship you can
find on the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/ruswcq99.htm
The new RIF ratinglists you can find on the following URL-
addresses:
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990504.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990504.htm
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Date sent: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 00:27:30 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 26 - 1999
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Notice to attend RIF General Assembly during China WC 1999
27th of July - 6th of August
The General Assembly will this time be separated in two
parts. The first part of the meeting will be before QT and
WC starts because we have to decide 2 questions.
1. The number of players in A-tournament and in
Qualification Tournament (QT).
(My proposal is 13 players which means 7 players decided
from last WC, 1 player from China as organizer and 5
players decided from QT.)
2. Adopting of Chinese Taipei as a member of RIF with
member rights regarding number of participants in QT.
The second part of General Assembly will be held later
during the tournament days.
The agenda will soon be sent within a Renju Newsletter.
(RIF CC will first have some days to discuss the agenda)
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Of some reason the new rating lists announced in Renju
Newsletter No 25 was not updated. However, now you will
find them updated on the following URL-addresses
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990426.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990426.htm
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Those people who knows Tomas Hagenfors from Kumla knows
that he is very good to enthusiast people to start playing
renju. He has arranged school championships in little town
Kumla (http://www.kumla.se/) with 18900 inhabitants (12600
in the centre). 447 pupils participated in the championship.
Those who can read Swedish can read more about the
championship on the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/kumlas99.htm
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Date sent: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 23:47:46 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 25 - 1999
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Results and international rating changes
from Swedish Championship in Vadstena,
April 21-25 1999.
Final standings, Group A
Po +/- rating
1. Joachim Gaulitz 8 +141 2342
2. Petter Gardstroem 7.5 + 61 2419
3. Stefan Karlsson 6 - 35 2462
4. Bengt Asplund 5 + 46 2243
5. Anders Bertilsson 4.5 + 20 2245
6. Rickard Johannesson 3.5 -107 2361
7. Martin Carlsson 3.5 + 22 2164
8. Goeran Holgersson 3 - 53 2235
9. Jan Palmgren 2.5 - 43 2180
10.Johnny Nielsen 1.5 - 52 2113
Final standings, Group B, 11 rounds
1. Peter Jonsson 10 + 19 2176
2. Linus Hermansson 9.5 + 46 2027
3. Hannes Hermansson 8 - 48 2116
4. Haakan Moeller 8 - -
5. Tomas Hagstroem 7 - 1984
6. Olga Skuridina 7 - -
7. Tomas Hagenfors 7 - 1942
8. Marcus Eriksson 5.5 - 56 1955
9. Johan Vikerskog 5 - -
10.Erik Lissel 5 - -
11.Sven-AAke Pettersson 5 - -
12.Jan-Olov Andersson 5 - -
13.Kim Kemilae 4 - -
14.Jan Paulander 4 - -
15.Mikael Johansson 4 - -
16.Gabriel Hagenfors 3 - -
17.Andreas Johansson 1 - -
18.Carl Hermansson 1 - -
The new rating lists you will find on the following URL-
addresses
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990426.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990426.htm
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Date sent: Sun, 25 Apr 1999 21:09:26 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 24 - 1999
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Rsults from Swedish Championship in Vadstena,
April 21-25 1999.
New Swedish Champion in Renju is Joachim Gaulitz!
Round 5
Joachim Gaulitz-Goeran Holgersson 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Martin Carlsson 1-0
Bengt Asplund-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Petter Gardstroem-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Anders Bertilsson-Rickard Johannesson 1-0
Round 6
Joachim Gaulitz-Bengt Asplund 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Anders Bertilsson-Goeran Holgersson 1-0
Petter Gardstroem-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Martin Carlsson-Rickard Johannesson 0.5-0.5
Round 7
Petter Gardstroem-Rickard Johannesson 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Goeran Holgersson 1-0
Joachim Gaulitz-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Anders Bertilsson-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Bengt Asplund-Martin Carlsson 1-0
Round 8
Petter Gardstroem-Stefan Karlsson 0.5-0.5
Goeran Holgersson-Rickard Johannesson 0.5-0.5
Anders Bertilsson-Bengt Asplund 1-0
Joachim Gaulitz-Martin Carlsson 1-0
Jan Palmgren-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Round 9
Joachim Gaulitz-Anders Bertilsson 1-0
Goeran Holgersson-Petter Gardstroem 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Rickard Johannesson 0.5-0.5
Bengt Asplund-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Martin Carlsson-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Final standings, Group A
1. Joachim Gaulitz 8
2. Petter Gardstroem 7.5
3. Stefan Karlsson 6
4. Bengt Asplund 5
5. Anders Bertilsson 4.5
6. Rickard Johannesson 3.5
7. Martin Carlsson 3.5
8. Goeran Holgersson 3
9. Jan Palmgren 2.5
10.Johnny Nielsen 1.5
Final standings, Group B, 11 rounds
1. Peter Jonsson 10
2. Linus Hermansson 9.5
3. Hannes Hermansson 8
4. Haakan Moeller 8
5. Tomas Hagstroem 7
6. Olga Skuridina 7
7. Tomas Hagenfors 7
8. Marcus Eriksson 5.5
9. Johan Vikerskog 5
10.Erik Lissel 5
11.Sven-AAke Pettersson 5
12.Jan-Olov Andersson 5
13.Kim Kemilae 4
14.Jan Paulander 4
15.Mikael Johansson 4
16.Gabriel Hagenfors 3
17.Andreas Johansson 1
18.Carl Hermansson 1
Peter and Linus are qualified for next years A-group.
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Date sent: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 17:15:01 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 23 - 1999
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Situation in final stage of Estonian WC qualification is
next:
1.Tunnet Taimla 5,5 points from 6
2.Ando Meritee 4,5 (5)
3.Ants Soosyrv 4,5 (6)
4.Lauri Naber 2,5 (8)
5.Maris Tuvikene 0 (4)
6.Johann Lents 0 (5)
We shall finish next week.
Friendly,Ants
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Swedish Championship of Renju - standings after 4 rounds.
Round 1
Petter Gardström-Martin Carlsson 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Anders Bertilsson 1-0
Bengt Asplund-Göran Holgersson 1-0
Rickard Johannesson-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Joachim Gaulitz-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Round 2
Petter Gardström-Joachim Gaulitz 1-0
Johnny Nielsen-Rickard Johannesson 1-0
Bengt Asplund-Stefan Karlsson 1-0
Göran Holgersson-Jan Palmgren 1-0
Anders Bertilsson-Martin Carlsson 0.5-0.5
Round 3
Petter Gardström-Anders Bertilsson 1-0
Rickard Johannesson-Bengt Asplund 1-0
Joachim Gaulitz-Stefan Karlsson 1-0
Göran Holgersson-Johnny Nielsen 0.5-0.5
Martin Carlsson-Jan Palmgren 0.5-0.5
Round 4
Petter Gardström-Bengt Asplund 1-0
Stefan Karlsson-Johnny Nielsen 1-0
Martin Carlsson-Göran Holgersson 1-0
Jan Palmgren-Anders Bertilsson 1-0
Joachim Gaulitz-Rickard Johannesson 1-0
Standings
Petter Gardström 4
Joachim Gaulitz 3
Bengt Asplund 2
Martin Carlsson 2
Rickard Johannesson 2
Stefan Karlsson 2
Göran Holgersson 1.5
Johnny Nielsen 1.5
Jan Palmgren 1.5
Anders Bertilsson 0.5
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Date sent: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 00:02:17 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 22 - 1999
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On Saturday 17th of April 1999
Peter Jonsson, Joenkoeping, Sweden
and
Olga Skuridina, Nizhni Novgorod, Russia,
were married.
From the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/wedding/
you can find 6 photos from the wedding
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Letter from Jeff Zucker:
Also, for my own benefit I created a renju opening
tutorial that uses the images from RIF in a javascript
that makes it easy to see the opening moves.
Please take a look at
http://www.vpservices.com/jeff/games/renju/dubrenju.htm
Jeff Zucker
jeff@vpservices.com
http://www.vpservices.com/jeff/
Co-coordinator
http://www.unicef.org/voy/
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How to find a renjufriend in your own country?
Nowadays it is not so difficult to find a friend
to play renju with via Internet.
There are several places for that for example
Richard's Play-By-eMail Server with the URL-address:
http://eiss.erols.com/~pbmserv/
Playsite with the URL-address:
http://www.playsite.com/index.html
5WIN Game Server with the URL-adress:
http://www.5wingame.com/
E-mail addresses to all Renju Newsletter subscribers you
can also find from the URL-adress:
http://www.renju.nu/sub.htm
On the list of Renju subscribers you can only find name,
country, eventual C and the e-mail address.
A player who is a contactman for his country
has a C after the nationality for example
"Ants Soosorv, Estonia, C"
Still I have been told to arrange some possibility for
players to register themselves so that other players are
able to contact them.
Therefore I have made a special guestbook called
"Renjucontact's guestbook"
just for this purpose on the following URL-address:
http://www.guestbook.de/yasg.cgi?X=195898
The old guestbook is still left and it can be
used for all other guestbook purposes.
In the new guestbook every player could register
himself as a person interested in contacts with other renjuplayers.
In this guestbook any player are able to write for example his/her:
name
mailing address (snail-mail)
country
e-mail address
telephone
fax
homepage
what kind of contact he/she is interested in
for example:
interested in contacts via e-mail or in real life
interested to play games via e-mail, via some server or in real life
interested to discuss analysis
interested to organize a club
interested to found a national organization
and so on
You and of course also non-subscribers are welcome to write in this guestbook.
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A place (in Swedish)for children who want to play gomoku:
www.pettson.gammafon.se/HTML_PYSSEL/_LUFFAR/index.html
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Date sent: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 19:19:03 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 21 - 1999
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Letter with info about free game software from TaoYin
Hi tommy:
We programed a renju game , we also call it renju manager.
It's a Free Software . If you like that you can distribute
it at your site .
Now we are programing a new version which have Multi Media functions .
If you want more infomation please contact us.
(1st :arj x free.arj , then run setup.exe)
Sincerely,
TaoYin
E-mail: yinzhang0@163.net
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You can find the files mentioned above
on the following URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/renjumanager/
Arj.exe - 104614b
Free.arj - 417825b
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These are the results of Helsinki Open tournament (10-11 April).
Gomoku tournament. 11 rounds.
1.Pellikka Marko (FIN) - 10
2.Aager Sten (EST) - 9
3-4.Milva Helen (EST) - 7,5
Talihaerm Maria (EST) - 7,5
5-6.Rauk Raile (EST) - 7
Evart Kristjan (EST) - 7
7.Nurkse Mariliis (EST) - 6
8-10.Milva Kadi (EST) - 5,5
Puks Toomas (EST) - 5,5
Ilu Timo (EST) - 5,5
11-14.Salmela Matti (FIN) - 5
Ikonen Tatu (FIN) - 5
Salmela Mari (FIN) - 5
Vooras Mario (EST) - 5
15-17.Pensasmaeki Jouni (FIN) - 4,5
Lemstroem Niklas (FIN) - 4,5
Jaakonsaari Sara (FIN) - 4,5
18-19.Utt Teele (EST) - 4
Savi Helina (EST) - 4
20-21.Karimaeki Teemu (FIN) - 3
Pellikka Pasi (FIN) - 3
Renju tournament. 7 rounds
1.Meritee Ando (EST) - 6,5
2.Asplund Bengt (SWE) - 5,5
3.Fedorkin Oleg (RUS) - 5
4.Soosorv Ants (EST) - 4,5
5.Skuridin Alexei (RUS) - 4
6.Jonsson Peter (SWE) - 4
7.Holgersson Goeran (SWE) - 3,5
8.Lents Johann (EST) - 3
9.Voznyuk Pavel (EST) - 2
10.Tihkan Evelyn (EST) - 2
11.Viital Juri (EST) - 1
12.Hagenfors Thomas (SWE) - 1
Some interesting results in renju tournament:
Meritee - Asplund 0,5-0,5
Jonsson - Meritee 0-1
Soosorv - Meritee 0-1
Meritee - Fedorkin 1-0
Holgersson - Meritee 0-1
Skuridin - Meritee 0-1
Fedorkin - Asplund 1-0
Asplund - Jonsson 1-0
Asplund - Holgersson 1-0
Holgersson - Fedorkin 0,5-0,5
Soosorv - Fedorkin 0,5-0,5
Soosorv - Skuridin 1-0
Holgersson - Soosorv 1-0
Holgersson - Skuridin 0-1
Skuridin - Jonsson 0-1
Lents - Jonsson 1-0.
With best wishes
Oleg Fedorkin.
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This is current standings of renju WC e-mail tournaments.
Group A.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MtPt Pts
Place
1.O.Fedorkin(RUS) fedorkin xx = 11 1= = 1 == 11 4 8=
2.A.Reims(LAT) areims = xx 0 =
3.K.Hasegava(JAP) uo9man 00 xx 10 1 = 0 1 2=
4.R.Kolpakov(RUS) kolpak =0 10 xx = 11 1= 4
5.Yu.Tarannikov(RUS) taran = 0 xx == = 1=
6.V.Golosov(RUS) golosov 0 xx 0 0
7.S.Bondarenko(RUS) troter == = = == xx 11 1 2= 6
8.S.Smirnov(RUS) smirnov 00 00 xx 00 1 = 1
9.O.Klimachev(RUS) klimachev 11 xx 1 2
10.E.Bobkov(RUS) bobkove 00 1 0 0 xx = 1
Group B.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.N.Kawamura(JAP) norihiko xx 0 0 11 1 11 11 11 11 11
2.M.Kozhin(RUS) jenaro 1 xx 11 11 1= 11 11 11 11 14=
3.S.Filippov(RUS) filippov xx 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 13
4.B.Wallgren(SWE) bjornw 1 00 xx 11 11 11 11 11 11 13
5.V.Egorov(RUS) evit 00 00 00 00 xx 00 11 11 01 00 11 00 7 9
6.Y.Madissoon(EST) ymadis 0 =0 00 00 11 xx 11 11 11 11 0 10=
7.M.Lalayan(ARM) lama 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 11 00 00 10 00 3 10-11
8.T.Wang(CHI) tomwang 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 00 00 0 12
9.V.Kolesnik(UKR) kvik 0 01 11 11 xx 11 11 9
10.R.Brown(USA) guzzle 00 00 00 00 11 00 11 11 00 xx 11 00 8 8
11.M.Dumanyan(ARM) dumh 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 11 00 00 xx 00 3 10-11
12.S.Krasnonosova(RUS) odetta 11 1 11 11 11 11 xx 11
Group C.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.A.Soosorv(EST) asoosorv xx 0 01 10 11 0 11 11 8
2.A.Mikhailov(RUS) almi+ 1 xx 11 1 11 11 1 9
3.V.Barykin(RUS) vbarykin 01 xx 1 11 0 11 1 7
4.R.Johannesson(SWE) ratson xx 1 11 11 5
5.S.Sitnik(RUS) sergei 10 0 0 xx 11 01 11 6
6.K.Birk(EST) katrin 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 0 11 00 2
7.M.Minasyan(ARM) mima 0 xx 11 2
8.Zh.Jinyu(CHI) freefish 1 00 1 01 11 xx 11 7
9.I.Rinkis(LAT) ingus 1 xx 11 3
10.A.Stepanyan(ARM) star 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 0 12
11.R.Samal(CHE) rsamal 00 0 0 11 11 xx 4
12.V.Alibabaev(RUS) alibaba 11 xx 2
Group D.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 Pts Place
1.A.Poghosyan(ARM) apogh xx 00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 00 2
2.I.Sinyov(RUS) sinyovi 11 xx 1 0 11 10 1 7
3.A.Nosovsky(RUS) nosovs 11 0 xx 0 1 1 1 1 11 = 8=
4.J.Gaulitz(SWE) joachim 11 1 1 xx 1 11 1 8
5.V.Lunkin(RUS) lunkin 11 0 xx 1 1 01 0 5
6.M.Kolk(EST) mkolk 11 0 0 0 xx 1 10 11 1 0 7
7.A.Karapetyan(ARM) kaar 00 00 0 00 0 0 xx 00 00 0
8.Zh.Tongxiang(JAP) s02 11 xx 0 2
9.E.Gaidamauskas(LIT) volk 11 0 10 11 xx 11 1 8
10.W.Huang(USA) stfun 11 10 00 0 01 00 11 1 00 xx 00 7
11.C.Tibaldi(ITA) tibia 11 0 0 0 xx 2
13.M.Dufvenberg(SWE) mikedu 11 = 1 1 1 11 xx 7=
Group E.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pts Place
1.T.Takagawa(JAP) takagawa xx 0 1 0 1 11 1 11 11 1 10
2.K.Nikonov(RUS) vanalaud 1 xx 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 15
3.P.Salnikov(RUS) psalnikov 0 0 xx = 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 9=
4.D.Soloviev(RUS) dsol 1 = xx 1 11 1 1 1 11 9=
5.J.Lents(EST) lents 0 0 0 0 xx 11 11 11 0 6
6.M.Manykyan(ARM) mamh 00 00 00 00 00 xx 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 12
7.M.Carlsson(SWE) muppin 0 11 xx 11 4
8.A.Kobzev(ARM) kai 0 00 0 0 11 xx 11 01 00 5
9.A.Lipsits(USA) alipsits 00 00 00 0 00 11 00 00 xx 00 00 00 2 11
10.G.Baggio(ITA) beppejb 00 00 0 0 00 11 01 11 xx 00 5
11.E.Tihkau(EST) etienne 0 00 0 00 1 11 11 xx 1 6
12.B.Asplund(SWE) basplund 0 0 11 11 11 11 0 xx 8
With best wishes
Oleg Fedorkin
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Date sent: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 01:23:31 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 20 - 1999
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The Swedish Magazine Fem i Rad No 3 - 1998
is now available on the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/fir983/index.html
All pages are in Swedish but some of them could be
understood by everyone for example
Results from different tournaments and
Poängligan 1998 - Slutställning i.e. total sum of points
from different tournaments 1998
Aktuell rankinglista 990101-990430 i.e. the Swedish actual
ratinglist
------
The following Russian language magazines you can find on
Internet on the URL-address:
http://194.87.49.195/Renju/default.htm
1.The very sucsessfull magazine project "Moscow Almanah:"
by Fedorkin and Golosov as cheif-editors.
2.Theoretical magazine "Analitick" by A. Mikhaylov.
3.Local magazines for example by P.Makarov in Moscow,
by P. Salnikov in SPB,
by Vasileva in Ribinsk
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Date sent: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 00:25:07 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 19 - 1999
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On Saturday 17th of April 1999
Peter Jonsson, Joenkoeping, Sweden, General Secretary of RIF,
and
Olga Skuridina, Nizhni Novgorod, Russia,
Nr 6 in the 1st Women Renju World Championship 1997,
will marry.
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Result of Japanese Qualification tournament for WC6
Qualification tournament for the 6th WC of Japan (3-4 Apr.)
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Pts TB1 rank
1. Takashi Sagara 7-1 8-1 5-= 2-1 3-1 6-1 4-= 6 1
2. Hideki Nara 8-0 7-1 6-1 1-0 4-0 5-1 10-1 4 10 5
3. Yoshimi Hayakawa 9-0 11-1 10-1 5-1 1-0 12-1 8-1 5 2
4. Shinichi Ishitani 10-0 12-0 11-1 9-1 2-1 8-0 1-= 3= 13 6
5. Akihiko Kashihara 11-1 9-1 1-= 3-0 6-0 2-0 7-1 3= 11 7
6. Hiroshi Matsuura 12-1 10-1 2-0 8-= 5-1 1-0 9-0 3= 9,75 8
7. Takeo Miyoshi 1-0 2-0 12-0 11-1 9-0 10-1 5-0 2 3 11
8. Hiroshi Sakamoto 2-1 1-0 9-1 6-= 12-1 4-1 3-0 4= 3
9. Masato Kusajima 3-1 5-0 8-0 4-0 7-1 11-1 6-1 4 12,5 4
10. Koichi Iida 4-1 6-0 3-0 12-0 11-0 7-0 2-0 1 12
11. Teiji Takagawa 5-0 3-0 4-0 7-0 10-1 9-0 12-1 2 4 10
12. Masayuki Hata 6-0 4-1 7-1 10-1 8-0 3-0 11-0 3 9
Sagara and Hayakawa was qualified to the A tournament.
Hasegawa(Present World Champion) and Nishizono (winner of latest
meijin-sen tournament) have already qualified.
Nishizono was qualified because of Nakamura's avoidance going abroad.
Kawamura was absent from this tournament.
Sincerely,
Kazuto Hasegawa
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Because of this tournament and the Estonian Qualification
tournament reported in Renju Newsletter No 18 already new
RIF ratinglists are available on the following two URL-adresses:
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990405.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990405.htm
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Kazuto Hasegawa has got a new e-mail address for his personal use.
The new address is
uo9man@mve.biglobe.ne.jp
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Date sent: Mon, 5 Apr 1999 01:44:43 +0200
Renju Newsletter No 18 - 1999
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On the URL-addresses
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990331.htm
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990331.htm
you will find the new RIF ratings from March 31, 1999
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The Renju Association in Taiwan named "Chinese Renju
Association" (translate in directly) has be established on
March, 21. The 1st president is Mr. Camel Chen. I Hsien-chi
Chung(or Chung, Hsien-chi) am the secretary-general. We'd
like to apply a member of RIF. Could you tell me how to do
it? Thank you very much.
Sincerely Yours,
Chung, Hsien-chi
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The Russian Youth Championships took place in Rybinsk (the
small town in Yaroslavl region with the good renju club)
during March 25-30.
Most people had Chingin, the reigning Champion, as the
favourite for the elder boys title. But… (Look below)
Boys born 1981-1984 (six players, double Round Robin)
1: Shevelyov N. Novgorod 8.5p
2: Chingin Zhigulyovsk 7
3: Ses St. Petersburg 6.5
4: Yegorov St Petersburg 5.5
5: Nogovitsin Podyuga 2.5
6: Mikryukov Podyuga 0
Boys born 1985 and after (24 players, 11 rounds Swiss
System)
1: Diner Zhigulyovsk 9
2: Kazarin Podyuga 8.5
3: Grishnin N. Novgorod 8.5
4: Provorov N. Novgorod 8.5
5: Ogorodov Moscow 6.5
Girls group (16 players, 11 rounds Swiss System)
1: Leshukova Rybinsk 9
2: Sokolova Rybinsk 8
3: Mihailova Zhigulyovsk 8
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Report from Estonia
2.-3.04.we played 2.stage of Estonian qualification to WC.
9 players ,Round Robin ,results:
1.Ants Soosyrv 7 (1)
2.Lauri Naber 6
3.Tunnet Taimla 6
4.Maris Tuvikene 4,5
5.Johann Lents 4
6.Pavel Voznjuk 4
7.Evelyn Tihkan 2,5
8.Peeter Tamm 1 (1)
9.Katrin Birk 0
5 best will play last stage together with Ando Meritee.
Friendly,Ants
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Date sent: Fri, 26 Mar 1999 16:47:26 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 17 - 1999
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Dear Renju friends,
Here are some information about the 6th World Championship in
Beijing, China during Jul.27-Aug.5,99.
1. Accommodations
Hotel: US$20/day including breakfast
The organizing committee will provide free tea and cake in the noon
time and free dinner in the evening.
2. Players name list
It is suggest that each country send participants name list to us as
soon as possible, so that we can send out invitation letter. Please
provide following personal data:
Name
Occupation
Job Title
Passport No.
3. For those countries with financial problem, RIF China can provide
free hotel and food. Please send your application together with name
list.
4. All companions pay for their own costs.
5. Enrollment fee
The enrollment fee is US$100/person, however, the Organizing
Committee will bear US$60 for each player, therefore, the enrollment
fee is USD40/person.
6. There will be a lot reports to be show on TV or on newspapers,
therefore, please let us know your sponsors requirement asap so that
we can communicate with the reporters with no delay.
Should you have any question, please fell free contact with RIF
China:
Email: hannahhou@snc.schmidtgroup.com
Telephone: 8610-64268385
Sincerely,
Na Wei
President of RIF China
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Date sent: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 21:27:38 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 16 - 1999
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20.-22.03 played Baltic High and First League in Tallinn.
Results of High League-
1.Stefan Karlsson 6
2.Ants Soosyrv 5,5
3.Vladimir Sushkov 4,5
4.Tord Andersson 4
5.Petter Gardstrom 3
6.Tunnet Taimla 2
7.Pavel Voznjuk 2
8.Marie Lestander 1
Interesting results had Tord,who beated Stefan,Vladimir and Petter,
but lost against Marie and Tunnet!
Results of First League-
1.Lauri Naber 4
2.Johann Lents 4
3.Maris Tuvikene 3
4.Katrin Birk 3
5.Irene Einberg 1
6.Juri Viital 0
Friendly,Ants
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Date sent: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 19:53:36 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 15 - 1999
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On the URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/russian/7thrussianl.htm
you will find the results from
7th Russian Championship. Highest league. in
Verbilki 27.02.1999 - 7.03.1999
On the following URL-address you can find the new
international ratinglist
http://www.renju.nu/rating/ro990315.htm
On the following URL-address you can find the new
international ratinglist country by country
http://www.renju.nu/rating/rc990315.htm
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Date sent: Sun, 14 Mar 1999 21:24:59 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 14 - 1999
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Results from Malmoe Battle (Malmoeslaget)
played March, 13-14, 1999
1. Peter Jonsson 8
2. Johnny Nielsen 7
3. Olga Skuridina 6
4. Jan Paulander 4
5. Johan Vikerskog 3.5
6. Bengt Nyberg 3
7. Haakan Moeller 2
8. Kim Kemilae 1.5
9. Micael Naeslundh 1
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Date sent: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 00:19:25 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 13 - 1999
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Russian Championship
Hello from Verbilki Moscow region.
After first day we have next situation in Russia Ch.
Kozhin 2 (2) !!!
Mikhailov A.,Nikonov,Tarannikov,Salnikov 1.5 (2)
Sinyov 1 (1)
Suhkov,Filippov,Golosov,Smirnov 1 (2)
Makarov, Lapshin 0.5 (2)
Krasnonosov 0 (1)
Vasilyeva, Ivanov A-j 0 (2)
Best regard
Igor Sinyov
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Date sent: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 21:57:09 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 12 - 1999
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Results from Blitz Swedish Championship 1999
1 Stefan Karlsson Stockholm
2 Peter Jonsson Jönköping
3 Göran Holgersson Jönköping
4 Rickard Johannesson Jönköping
5 Hannes Hermansson Högsjö
6 Tomas Hagenfors Kumla
7 Anders Bertilsson Högsjö
8 Linus Hermansson Högsjö
9 Marcus Eriksson Högsjö
10 Olga Skuridina Jönköping
11 Martin Carlsson Jönköping
12 Sven-Åke Pettersson Högsjö
13 Gunnar Andersson Högsjö
14 Bengt Nyberg Vadstena
15 Martin Karlsson Jönköping
16 Sören Wirén Kumla
17 Irene Einberg Stockholm
18 Erik Lissel Kumla
19 Morgan Svensson Kumla
20 Gabriel Hagenfors Kumla
21 Andreas Johansson Kumla
22 Conny Roos Kumla
23 Johan Pettersson Högsjö
24 Tobias Flood Kumla
25 Dergham Mowares Kumla
26 Sandra Johansson Kumla
27 Linus Roos Kumla
28 Joakim Larsson Kumla
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Date sent: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 20:16:30 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 11 - 1999
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Helsinki Open in Finland
Here is information about Helsinki Open.
Helsinki Open will be in school(Kotinummen ala-asteen koulu)about
10 km.from centre of Helsinki.
There will be 2 internatinal competitions at same time:
1.Internatinal Renjutournament,which timetable is approximately next:
10.april
11.00 Opening ceremony
11.30 1.round
13.45 2.round
17.00 3.round
19.15 4.round
11.april
8.30 5.round
10.45 6.round
14.00 7.round
16.30 Closing ceremony
Timecontrol in this tournament is 60 minutes to 60 own moves(control
moves are 119.and 120).After 120. move is draw.
2.International Gomokutournament.There will be 11 rounds(2 games in each
round).Players get 15 minutes per game.Opening and Closing ceremony are
together with Renjutournament,exact timetable will be published later.
During tournament is possible to stay in Park Hotel.Prices are next
(including breakfast and sauna):
room for 1 person - 100 dollars, Friday and Saturday 70 dollars
room for 2 persons - 125 dollars, F,S 82 dollars
room for 3 persons - 140 dollars,F,S 110 dollars
room for 4 persons - 160 dollars ,F,S 120 dollars
Also is possible to take own sleepingbags and sleep in the floor of
gymnastic hall in school.
I think about 30 estonian players will play in Helsinki Open and many
finnish players. Who are interested to take part,please let me know as
soon is possible.
Friendly,Ants Soosyrv
"Ants Soosorv, Estonia, C"
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Date sent: Sat, 6 Feb 1999 00:12:10 +0100
Renju Newsletters No 10 -1999
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A final match of the 13-th St.Petersburg Cup tournament between Vladimir
Sushkov and Aleksandr Klimashin is finished.
Vladimir Sushkov won the match with a score of 2.5-1.5 and became a
winner of that competition second time.
Sincerely Yours,
Pavel Salnikov
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Date sent: Wed, 3 Feb 1999 20:03:19 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 9 - 1999
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Information from Alexander Nosovsky about new program
Now, the commercial version of Blackstone by Victor Barykin is available.
Winner of World Championship among computers can play with you, analyze
positions and help you to play better in 5Win-server or PBM-server games.
Play against strong opponents with the help of program !!! Your strength
will increase rapidly ! This is not free software. Price 40 USD. If you
decided to Buy it, you have to send e-mail to Alexander Nosovsky
stigma.ltd@relcom.ru Ask him about serial number for Blackstone and
country which are you from. After receiving serial number and link of ftp
you can make installation of this software and make a payment which
depends which country are you from. Please, send the
Code Entry
Computer Number
Serial Number
to Mr. Nosovsky again.
After confirmation of receiving your payment of 40 USD you will receive
pasword.
This software works in Win-95 and Win-98 (but not works in Win311 ; we are
not sure about other systems). It is working rather fast at Pentium-200
and Pentium-II mashines. If you have only 486 mashine it may be too
slowly.
Our recomendations for Pentim-200 mashine
1 dan time 7 minutes per move
1 kyu time 5 minutes per move
2 kuy time 2 minutes per move
3 kyu time 0.5 minutes per move
It means that you have to change Level and time control for 2 kuy 60 moves
for 120 minutes. It is very useful with RenBase-95 software which able
save any game from Base in .pos format. The pos format is standart for
Renju, many of Renju programs support it. With the help of this software
you can download .pos files position , then use key - you can create
position and the run this program. It is very usefull playing e-mail or
5Win online games. RenBase-95 subscribers receive new games which was
played at 5Win and Pbm-server just in time (by e-mail)! (Only 2 USD per
each 100 games). All what you need to add this upgrade to your Base by
yourself !!! You can also create your own position with the help of this
software (RenBase). Then you can load it to Blackstone software, (it is
also compatable with "Renju for Windows", "Solver" and other famous
programs. Blackstone also possible to change load position. Use mouse put
moves clicking mouse then stop thinking with Button stop thinking (STOP
mark) and then put next your move you can make it many times and create
position which you had need.
If you want practice in Renju game with RIF rules you can do it. Just read
help file or push PLAY button.
Enjoy Renju !!!
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Date sent: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 23:40:41 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 8 - 1999
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To all participants in the e-mail WC tournament in renju:
1. In the D pool someone took the userid 'dufven'
and pretended to be Mike Dufvenberg from Sweden.
He has now withdrawn from the tournament, and I hope he
regrets his action. The real Mike Dufvenberg, from Sweden,
is now playing under the userid 'mikedu'.
All players taking part in the e-mail WC in
renju must play with there own REAL identities.
It means that everybody must tell there real name,
and country they live in, as a minimum amount of information.
2. The UNDO command on the PBeM server.
It is not allowed to request to undo moves in this tournament.
All moves, which are sent to an opponent, are definite and
cannot be changed, so please, do not try to use the UNDO
command on the server.
Just, please, be careful when you write the coordinate of
the move you are sending!
Noone likes to see poor mistakes.
Good luck in the games!
Bengt Asplund, referee of A-final and D-pool.
e-mail: basp@algonet.se
userid: basplund
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Date sent: Mon, 1 Feb 1999 00:10:28 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 7 - 1999
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BALTIC QUALIFICATION LEAGUE IN STOCKHOLM 30-31 OF JANUARY
Now the first Baltic League tournament played in Stockholm has finished.
It has been a successfull 2-day-tournament with participants from Arjeplog
in north, Tallinn in east and from Jonkoping in south.
Final Results:
1.Rickard Johannesson, SWE 6,5
2.Ants Soosorv, EST 6
3.Stefan Karlsson, SWE 5
4.Petter Gardström, SWE 4,5
5.Tord Andersson, SWE 4 (33)
6.Tunnet Taimla, EST 4 (29)
7.Hannes Hermansson, SWE 4 (28,5)
8.Anders Bertilsson, SWE 4 (27)
9.Linus Hermansson, SWE 4 (25,5)
10.Peter Jonsson, SWE 4 (23,5)
11.Joachim Gaulitz, SWE 4 (22,5)
12.Marcus Eriksson, SWE 4 (21,5)
13.Marie Lestander, SWE 3,5 (19)
14.Pavel Voznjuk, EST 3,5 (17,5)
15.Marek Kolk, EST 3 (27)
16.Evelyne Tihkan, EST 3 (23)
17.Lars Helander, SWE 3 (22)
18.Linnea Widman, SWE 3 (19)
19.Peter Widman, SWE 3 (17,5)
20.Johan Lents, EST 2 (26,5)
21.Christoffer Widman, SWE 2 (23,5)
22.Nils Widman, SWE 2 (19,5)
23.Jürij Viital, EST 2 (18)
The seven first players are directly qualified to High League in Tallinn
19-21 of March. Also one player from S:t Petersburg and Gatis Gurckis and
Yelena Balanova, both from Latvia, have the right to take part in High
League. Reserves are no. 8 and further down in above resultlist. At the
same time as High League, there will be played Baltic First League where
all players who want can take part. Please contact Ants Soosorv, e-mail:
asoosyrv@hotmail.com , if you are interested.
From a very nice RENJU-event in Stockholm, Sweden
Stefan Karlsson
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Date sent: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 11:20:12 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 6 - 1999
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BALTIC QUALIFICATION LEAGUE IN STOCKHOLM 30-31 OF JANUARY
The first day, of Baltic Qualification League has now been played. 3
rounds are still to be played. The standings after 4 rounds:
1.Ants Soosorv, EST 4
2.Rickard Johannesson, SWE 3,5
3.Anders Bertilsson, SWE 3 (11)
4.Tord Andersson, SWE 3 (10,5)
5.Tunnet Taimla, EST 3 (8,5)
6.Marek Kolk, EST 3 (8)
7.Petter Gardström, SWE 2,5
8.Stefan Karlsson, SWE 2 (11,5)
9.Christoffer Widman, SWE 2 (9)
10.Markus Eriksson, SWE 2 (8)
Linus Hermansson, SWE 2 (8)
Evelyne Tikhan, EST 2 (8)
Hannes Hermansson, SWE 2 (8)
14.Peter Jonsson, SWE 2 (7,5)
15.Lars Helander, SWE 2 (6)
16.Linnea Widman, SWE 2 (5)
Jürij Vital, EST 2 (5)
18.Joakim Gaulitz, SWE 1 (10,5)
19.Johan Lents, EST 1 (9)
20.Peter Widman, SWE 1 (8)
21.Nils Widman, SWE 1 (7)
Pavel Voznjuk, EST 1 (7)
23.Marie Lestander 1 (6,5)
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Date sent: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 23:52:24 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 5 - 1999
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This is a special message to the participants in the Renju
WC via e-mail.
If you have any problems in the tournament you have to send
e-mail not to me or to Oleg Fedorkin but to your referee.
The referees:
Bengt Asplund (A and D tournaments),
Alexander Nosovsky (B, C, E tournaments).
E-mail addresses:
"Alexander Nosovsky, Russia"
"Bengt Asplund, Sweden"
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Date sent: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 21:39:00 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 4 -1999
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Baltic First League will be played
in Stockholm 30-31 of January 1999
More info about the tournament will be found in a pdf-fil.
You need Acrobat Reader to see it. The URL-address is
http://www.renju.nu/baltic.pdf
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Date sent: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 19:41:48 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 3 - 1999
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---Info about already started Renju WC via e-mail---
Dear Tommy,
Richard Rognlie kindly made the
boards of renju e-mail tournaments.
I have not yet the complete list of the
tournament boards. I attach to my letter
the big part of this list. So the tournaments
have been started already, please inform
about the start of tournaments the all
renju players. They can see the boards list
and a tournaments standings when will send a
"Renju games" and "Renju ratings" as Subject
of message to PbEM server (pbmserv@gamerz.net ).
In the group E B.Asplund (basplund) missed again, I asked
Mr.Rognlie to includ him.
With best wishes
Oleg Fedorkin
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a kolpak 0 0
a taran 0 0
a golosov 0 0
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a klimachev 0 0
a bobkove 0 0
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b jenaro 0 0
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b lama 0 0
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b kvik 0 0
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c asoosorv 0 0
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c vbarykin 0 0
c ratson 0 0
c sergei 0 0
c katrin 0 0
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c freefish 0 0
c ingus 0 0
c star 0 0
c rsamal 0 0
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e mamh 0 0
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e kai 0 0
e alipsits 0 0
e beppejb 0 0
e etienne 0 0
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a0103 fedorkin uo9man fedorkin to start
a0104 fedorkin kolpak fedorkin to start
a0105 fedorkin taran fedorkin to start
a0106 fedorkin golosov fedorkin to start
a0107 fedorkin troter fedorkin to start
a0108 fedorkin smirnov fedorkin to start
a0109 fedorkin klimachev fedorkin to start
a0110 fedorkin bobkove fedorkin to start
a0201 areims fedorkin areims to start
a0203 areims uo9man areims to start
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a0208 areims smirnov areims to start
a0209 areims klimachev areims to start
a0210 areims bobkove areims to start
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a0302 uo9man areims areims's turn
a0304 uo9man kolpak kolpak's turn
a0305 uo9man taran taran's turn
a0306 uo9man golosov golosov's turn
a0307 uo9man troter uo9man's turn
a0308 uo9man smirnov smirnov's turn
a0309 uo9man klimachev klimachev's turn
a0310 uo9man bobkove bobkove's turn
a0401 kolpak fedorkin kolpak to start
a0402 kolpak areims kolpak to start
a0403 kolpak uo9man kolpak to start
a0405 kolpak taran kolpak to start
a0406 kolpak golosov kolpak to start
a0407 kolpak troter kolpak to start
a0408 kolpak smirnov kolpak to start
a0409 kolpak klimachev kolpak to start
a0410 kolpak bobkove kolpak to start
a0501 taran fedorkin taran to start
a0502 taran areims taran to start
a0503 taran uo9man taran to start
a0504 taran kolpak taran to start
a0506 taran golosov taran to start
a0507 taran troter taran to start
a0508 taran smirnov taran to start
a0509 taran klimachev taran to start
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a0602 golosov areims golosov to start
a0603 golosov uo9man golosov to start
a0604 golosov kolpak golosov to start
a0605 golosov taran golosov to start
a0607 golosov troter golosov to start
a0608 golosov smirnov golosov to start
a0609 golosov klimachev golosov to start
a0610 golosov bobkove golosov to start
a0701 troter fedorkin troter to start
a0702 troter areims areims's turn
a0703 troter uo9man troter to start
a0704 troter kolpak troter to start
a0705 troter taran troter to start
a0706 troter golosov golosov's turn
a0708 troter smirnov troter to start
a0709 troter klimachev troter to start
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a0802 smirnov areims smirnov to start
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a0902 klimachev areims klimachev to start
a0903 klimachev uo9man klimachev to start
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a0906 klimachev golosov klimachev to start
a0907 klimachev troter klimachev to start
a0908 klimachev smirnov klimachev to start
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a1005 bobkove taran bobkove to start
a1006 bobkove golosov bobkove to start
a1007 bobkove troter bobkove to start
a1008 bobkove smirnov bobkove to start
a1009 bobkove klimachev bobkove to start
b0102 norihiko jenaro norihiko to start
b0103 norihiko filippov norihiko to start
b0104 norihiko bjornw norihiko to start
b0105 norihiko evit norihiko to start
b0106 norihiko ymadis norihiko to start
b0107 norihiko lama norihiko to start
b0108 norihiko tomwang norihiko to start
b0109 norihiko kvik norihiko to start
b0110 norihiko guzzle norihiko to start
b0111 norihiko dumh norihiko to start
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b0204 jenaro bjornw jenaro to start
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b0207 jenaro lama jenaro to start
b0208 jenaro tomwang jenaro to start
b0209 jenaro kvik jenaro to start
b0210 jenaro guzzle jenaro to start
b0211 jenaro dumh jenaro to start
b0212 jenaro odetta jenaro to start
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b0302 filippov jenaro jenaro's turn
b0304 filippov bjornw bjornw's turn
b0305 filippov evit evit's turn
b0306 filippov ymadis filippov's turn
b0307 filippov lama lama's turn
b0308 filippov tomwang tomwang's turn
b0309 filippov kvik kvik's turn
b0310 filippov guzzle guzzle's turn
b0311 filippov dumh dumh's turn
b0312 filippov odetta odetta's turn
b0401 bjornw norihiko bjornw to start
b0402 bjornw jenaro bjornw to start
b0403 bjornw filippov bjornw to start
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b0408 bjornw tomwang bjornw to start
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b0410 bjornw guzzle bjornw to start
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b0503 evit filippov evit to start
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b0508 evit tomwang evit to start
b0509 evit kvik evit to start
b0510 evit guzzle evit to start
b0511 evit dumh evit to start
b0512 evit odetta evit to start
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b0602 ymadis jenaro ymadis to start
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b0605 ymadis evit ymadis to start
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b0608 ymadis tomwang ymadis to start
b0609 ymadis kvik ymadis to start
b0610 ymadis guzzle ymadis to start
b0611 ymadis dumh ymadis to start
b0612 ymadis odetta ymadis to start
b0701 lama norihiko lama to start
b0702 lama jenaro lama to start
b0703 lama filippov lama to start
b0704 lama bjornw lama to start
b0705 lama evit lama to start
b0706 lama ymadis lama to start
b0708 lama tomwang lama to start
b0709 lama kvik lama to start
b0710 lama guzzle lama to start
b0711 lama dumh lama to start
b0712 lama odetta lama to start
b0801 tomwang norihiko tomwang to start
b0802 tomwang jenaro tomwang to start
b0803 tomwang filippov tomwang to start
b0804 tomwang bjornw tomwang to start
b0805 tomwang evit tomwang to start
b0806 tomwang ymadis tomwang to start
b0807 tomwang lama tomwang to start
b0809 tomwang kvik tomwang to start
b0810 tomwang guzzle tomwang to start
b0811 tomwang dumh tomwang to start
b0812 tomwang odetta tomwang to start
b0901 kvik norihiko kvik to start
b0902 kvik jenaro kvik to start
b0903 kvik filippov kvik to start
b0904 kvik bjornw kvik to start
b0905 kvik evit kvik to start
b0906 kvik ymadis kvik to start
b0907 kvik lama kvik to start
b0908 kvik tomwang kvik to start
b0910 kvik guzzle kvik to start
b0911 kvik dumh kvik to start
b0912 kvik odetta kvik to start
b1001 guzzle norihiko guzzle to start
b1002 guzzle jenaro guzzle to start
b1003 guzzle filippov guzzle to start
b1004 guzzle bjornw guzzle to start
b1005 guzzle evit guzzle to start
b1006 guzzle ymadis guzzle to start
b1007 guzzle lama guzzle to start
b1008 guzzle tomwang guzzle to start
b1009 guzzle kvik guzzle to start
b1011 guzzle dumh guzzle to start
b1012 guzzle odetta guzzle to start
b1101 dumh norihiko dumh to start
b1102 dumh jenaro dumh to start
b1103 dumh filippov dumh to start
b1104 dumh bjornw dumh to start
b1105 dumh evit dumh to start
b1106 dumh ymadis dumh to start
b1107 dumh lama dumh to start
b1108 dumh tomwang dumh to start
b1109 dumh kvik dumh to start
b1110 dumh guzzle dumh to start
b1112 dumh odetta dumh to start
b1201 odetta norihiko odetta to start
b1202 odetta jenaro odetta to start
b1203 odetta filippov odetta to start
b1204 odetta bjornw odetta to start
b1205 odetta evit odetta to start
b1206 odetta ymadis odetta to start
b1207 odetta lama odetta to start
b1208 odetta tomwang odetta to start
b1209 odetta kvik odetta to start
b1210 odetta guzzle odetta to start
b1211 odetta dumh odetta to start
c0102 asoosorv almi+ asoosorv to start
c0103 asoosorv vbarykin asoosorv to start
c0104 asoosorv ratson asoosorv to start
c0105 asoosorv sergei asoosorv to start
c0106 asoosorv katrin asoosorv to start
c0107 asoosorv mima asoosorv to start
c0108 asoosorv freefish asoosorv to start
c0109 asoosorv ingus asoosorv to start
c0110 asoosorv star asoosorv to start
c0111 asoosorv rsamal asoosorv to start
c0112 asoosorv alibaba asoosorv to start
c0201 almi+ asoosorv almi+ to start
c0203 almi+ vbarykin almi+ to start
c0204 almi+ ratson almi+ to start
c0205 almi+ sergei almi+ to start
c0206 almi+ katrin almi+ to start
c0207 almi+ mima almi+ to start
c0208 almi+ freefish almi+ to start
c0209 almi+ ingus almi+ to start
c0210 almi+ star almi+ to start
c0211 almi+ rsamal almi+ to start
c0212 almi+ alibaba almi+ to start
c0301 vbarykin asoosorv vbarykin to start
c0302 vbarykin almi+ vbarykin to start
c0304 vbarykin ratson vbarykin to start
c0305 vbarykin sergei vbarykin to start
c0306 vbarykin katrin vbarykin to start
c0307 vbarykin mima vbarykin to start
c0308 vbarykin freefish vbarykin to start
c0309 vbarykin ingus vbarykin to start
c0310 vbarykin star vbarykin to start
c0311 vbarykin rsamal vbarykin to start
c0312 vbarykin alibaba vbarykin to start
c0401 ratson asoosorv ratson to start
c0402 ratson almi+ ratson to start
c0403 ratson vbarykin ratson to start
c0405 ratson sergei ratson to start
c0406 ratson katrin ratson to start
c0407 ratson mima ratson to start
c0408 ratson freefish ratson to start
c0409 ratson ingus ratson to start
c0410 ratson star ratson to start
c0411 ratson rsamal ratson to start
c0412 ratson alibaba ratson to start
c0501 sergei asoosorv sergei to start
c0502 sergei almi+ sergei to start
c0503 sergei vbarykin sergei to start
c0504 sergei ratson sergei to start
c0506 sergei katrin sergei to start
c0507 sergei mima sergei to start
c0508 sergei freefish sergei to start
c0509 sergei ingus sergei to start
c0510 sergei star sergei to start
c0511 sergei rsamal sergei to start
c0512 sergei alibaba sergei to start
c0601 katrin asoosorv katrin to start
c0602 katrin almi+ katrin to start
c0603 katrin vbarykin katrin to start
c0604 katrin ratson katrin to start
c0605 katrin sergei katrin to start
c0607 katrin mima katrin to start
c0608 katrin freefish katrin to start
c0609 katrin ingus katrin to start
c0610 katrin star katrin to start
c0611 katrin rsamal katrin to start
c0612 katrin alibaba katrin to start
c0701 mima asoosorv mima to start
c0702 mima almi+ mima to start
c0703 mima vbarykin mima to start
c0704 mima ratson mima to start
c0705 mima sergei mima to start
c0706 mima katrin mima to start
c0708 mima freefish mima to start
c0709 mima ingus mima to start
c0710 mima star mima to start
c0711 mima rsamal mima to start
c0712 mima alibaba mima to start
c0801 freefish asoosorv freefish to start
c0802 freefish almi+ freefish to start
c0803 freefish vbarykin freefish to start
c0804 freefish ratson freefish to start
c0805 freefish sergei freefish to start
c0806 freefish katrin freefish to start
c0807 freefish mima freefish to start
c0809 freefish ingus freefish to start
c0810 freefish star freefish to start
c0811 freefish rsamal freefish to start
c0812 freefish alibaba freefish to start
c0901 ingus asoosorv ingus to start
c0902 ingus almi+ ingus to start
c0903 ingus vbarykin ingus to start
c0904 ingus ratson ingus to start
c0905 ingus sergei ingus to start
c0906 ingus katrin ingus to start
c0907 ingus mima ingus to start
c0908 ingus freefish ingus to start
c0910 ingus star ingus to start
c0911 ingus rsamal ingus to start
c0912 ingus alibaba ingus to start
c1001 star asoosorv star to start
c1002 star almi+ star to start
c1003 star vbarykin star to start
c1004 star ratson star to start
c1005 star sergei star to start
c1006 star katrin star to start
c1007 star mima star to start
c1008 star freefish star to start
c1009 star ingus star to start
c1011 star rsamal star to start
c1012 star alibaba star to start
c1101 rsamal asoosorv rsamal to start
c1102 rsamal almi+ rsamal to start
c1103 rsamal vbarykin rsamal to start
c1104 rsamal ratson rsamal to start
c1105 rsamal sergei rsamal to start
c1106 rsamal katrin rsamal to start
c1107 rsamal mima rsamal to start
c1108 rsamal freefish rsamal to start
c1109 rsamal ingus rsamal to start
c1110 rsamal star rsamal to start
c1112 rsamal alibaba rsamal to start
c1201 alibaba asoosorv alibaba to start
c1202 alibaba almi+ alibaba to start
c1203 alibaba vbarykin alibaba to start
c1204 alibaba ratson alibaba to start
c1205 alibaba sergei alibaba to start
c1206 alibaba katrin alibaba to start
c1207 alibaba mima alibaba to start
c1208 alibaba freefish alibaba to start
c1209 alibaba ingus alibaba to start
c1210 alibaba star alibaba to start
c1211 alibaba rsamal alibaba to start
d0102 apogh sinyovi apogh to start
d0103 apogh nosovs apogh to start
d0104 apogh joachim apogh to start
d0105 apogh lunkin apogh to start
d0106 apogh mkolk apogh to start
d0107 apogh kaar apogh to start
d0108 apogh s02 apogh to start
d0109 apogh volk apogh to start
d0110 apogh stfun apogh to start
d0111 apogh tibia apogh to start
d0112 apogh dufven apogh to start
d0201 sinyovi apogh sinyovi to start
d0203 sinyovi nosovs sinyovi to start
d0204 sinyovi joachim sinyovi to start
d0205 sinyovi lunkin sinyovi to start
d0206 sinyovi mkolk sinyovi to start
d0207 sinyovi kaar sinyovi to start
d0208 sinyovi s02 sinyovi to start
d0209 sinyovi volk sinyovi to start
d0210 sinyovi stfun sinyovi to start
d0211 sinyovi tibia sinyovi to start
d0212 sinyovi dufven sinyovi to start
d0301 nosovs apogh apogh's turn
d0302 nosovs sinyovi nosovs to start
d0304 nosovs joachim joachim's turn
d0305 nosovs lunkin lunkin's turn
d0306 mkolk nosovs nosovs's turn
d0307 nosovs kaar kaar's turn
d0308 nosovs s02 s02's turn
d0309 nosovs volk volk's turn
d0310 nosovs stfun stfun's turn
d0311 nosovs tibia tibia's turn
d0312 dufven nosovs dufven's turn
d0401 joachim apogh joachim to start
d0402 joachim sinyovi joachim to start
d0403 joachim nosovs joachim to start
d0405 joachim lunkin joachim to start
d0406 joachim mkolk joachim to start
d0407 joachim kaar joachim to start
d0408 joachim s02 joachim to start
d0409 joachim volk joachim to start
d0410 joachim stfun joachim to start
d0411 joachim tibia joachim to start
d0412 joachim dufven joachim to start
d0501 lunkin apogh lunkin to start
d0502 lunkin sinyovi lunkin to start
d0503 lunkin nosovs lunkin to start
d0504 lunkin joachim lunkin to start
d0506 lunkin mkolk lunkin to start
d0507 lunkin kaar lunkin to start
d0508 lunkin s02 lunkin to start
d0509 lunkin volk lunkin to start
d0510 lunkin stfun lunkin to start
d0511 lunkin tibia lunkin to start
d0512 lunkin dufven lunkin to start
d0601 mkolk apogh mkolk to start
d0602 mkolk sinyovi mkolk to start
d0603 mkolk nosovs mkolk to start
d0604 mkolk joachim mkolk to start
d0605 mkolk lunkin mkolk to start
d0607 mkolk kaar mkolk to start
d0608 mkolk s02 mkolk to start
d0609 mkolk volk mkolk to start
d0610 mkolk stfun mkolk to start
d0611 mkolk tibia mkolk to start
d0612 mkolk dufven mkolk to start
d0701 kaar apogh kaar to start
d0702 kaar sinyovi kaar to start
d0703 kaar nosovs kaar to start
d0704 kaar joachim kaar to start
d0705 kaar lunkin kaar to start
d0706 kaar mkolk kaar to start
d0708 kaar s02 kaar to start
d0709 kaar volk kaar to start
d0710 kaar stfun kaar to start
d0711 kaar tibia kaar to start
d0712 kaar dufven kaar to start
d0801 s02 apogh s02 to start
d0802 s02 sinyovi s02 to start
d0803 s02 nosovs s02 to start
d0804 s02 joachim s02 to start
d0805 s02 lunkin s02 to start
d0806 s02 mkolk s02 to start
d0807 s02 kaar s02 to start
d0809 s02 volk s02 to start
d0810 s02 stfun s02 to start
d0811 s02 tibia s02 to start
d0812 s02 dufven s02 to start
d0901 volk apogh volk to start
d0902 volk sinyovi volk to start
d0903 volk nosovs volk to start
d0904 volk joachim volk to start
d0905 volk lunkin volk to start
d0906 volk mkolk volk to start
d0907 volk kaar volk to start
d0908 volk s02 volk to start
d0910 volk stfun volk to start
d0911 volk tibia volk to start
d0912 volk dufven volk to start
d1001 stfun apogh stfun to start
d1002 stfun sinyovi stfun to start
d1003 stfun nosovs stfun to start
d1004 stfun joachim stfun to start
d1005 stfun lunkin stfun to start
d1006 stfun mkolk stfun to start
d1007 stfun kaar stfun to start
d1008 stfun s02 stfun to start
d1009 stfun volk stfun to start
d1011 stfun tibia stfun to start
d1012 stfun dufven stfun to start
d1101 tibia apogh tibia to start
d1102 tibia sinyovi tibia to start
d1103 tibia nosovs tibia to start
d1104 tibia joachim tibia to start
d1105 tibia lunkin tibia to start
d1106 tibia mkolk tibia to start
d1107 tibia kaar tibia to start
d1108 tibia s02 tibia to start
d1109 tibia volk tibia to start
d1110 tibia stfun tibia to start
d1112 tibia dufven tibia to start
d1201 dufven apogh dufven to start
d1202 dufven sinyovi dufven to start
d1203 dufven nosovs nosovs's turn
d1204 dufven joachim joachim's turn
d1205 dufven lunkin lunkin's turn
d1206 dufven mkolk dufven to start
d1207 dufven kaar kaar's turn
d1208 dufven s02 dufven to start
d1209 dufven volk dufven to start
d1210 dufven stfun dufven to start
d1211 dufven tibia dufven to start
e0102 takagawa vanalaud takagawa to start
e0103 takagawa psalnikov takagawa to start
e0104 takagawa dsol takagawa to start
e0105 takagawa lents takagawa to start
e0106 takagawa mamh takagawa to start
e0107 takagawa muppin takagawa to start
e0108 takagawa kai takagawa to start
e0109 takagawa alipsits takagawa to start
e0110 takagawa beppejb takagawa to start
e0111 takagawa etienne takagawa to start
e0201 vanalaud takagawa vanalaud to start
e0203 vanalaud psalnikov vanalaud to start
e0204 vanalaud dsol vanalaud to start
e0205 vanalaud lents vanalaud to start
e0206 vanalaud mamh vanalaud to start
e0207 vanalaud muppin vanalaud to start
e0208 vanalaud kai vanalaud to start
e0209 vanalaud alipsits vanalaud to start
e0210 vanalaud beppejb vanalaud to start
e0211 vanalaud etienne vanalaud to start
e0301 psalnikov takagawa psalnikov to start
e0302 psalnikov vanalaud psalnikov to start
e0304 psalnikov dsol psalnikov to start
e0305 psalnikov lents psalnikov to start
e0306 psalnikov mamh psalnikov to start
e0307 psalnikov muppin psalnikov to start
e0308 psalnikov kai psalnikov to start
e0309 psalnikov alipsits psalnikov to start
e0310 psalnikov beppejb psalnikov to start
e0311 psalnikov etienne psalnikov to start
e0401 dsol takagawa dsol to start
e0402 dsol vanalaud dsol to start
e0403 dsol psalnikov dsol to start
e0405 dsol lents dsol to start
e0406 dsol mamh dsol to start
e0407 dsol muppin dsol to start
e0408 dsol kai dsol to start
e0409 dsol alipsits dsol to start
e0410 dsol beppejb dsol to start
e0411 dsol etienne dsol to start
e0501 lents takagawa lents to start
e0502 lents vanalaud lents to start
e0503 lents psalnikov lents to start
e0504 lents dsol lents to start
e0506 lents mamh lents to start
e0507 lents muppin lents to start
e0508 lents kai lents to start
e0509 lents alipsits lents to start
e0510 lents beppejb lents to start
e0511 lents etienne lents to start
e0601 mamh takagawa mamh to start
e0602 mamh vanalaud mamh to start
e0603 mamh psalnikov mamh to start
e0604 mamh dsol mamh to start
e0605 mamh lents mamh to start
e0607 mamh muppin mamh to start
e0608 mamh kai mamh to start
e0609 mamh alipsits mamh to start
e0610 mamh beppejb mamh to start
e0611 mamh etienne mamh to start
e0701 muppin takagawa muppin to start
e0702 muppin vanalaud muppin to start
e0703 muppin psalnikov muppin to start
e0704 muppin dsol muppin to start
e0705 muppin lents muppin to start
e0706 muppin mamh muppin to start
e0708 muppin kai muppin to start
e0709 muppin alipsits muppin to start
e0710 muppin beppejb muppin to start
e0711 muppin etienne muppin to start
e0801 kai takagawa kai to start
e0802 kai vanalaud kai to start
e0803 kai psalnikov kai to start
e0804 kai dsol kai to start
e0805 kai lents kai to start
e0806 kai mamh kai to start
e0807 kai muppin kai to start
e0809 kai alipsits kai to start
e0810 kai beppejb kai to start
e0811 kai etienne kai to start
e0901 alipsits takagawa alipsits to start
e0902 alipsits vanalaud alipsits to start
e0903 alipsits psalnikov alipsits to start
e0904 alipsits dsol alipsits to start
e0905 alipsits lents alipsits to start
e0906 alipsits mamh alipsits to start
e0907 alipsits muppin alipsits to start
e0908 alipsits kai alipsits to start
e0910 alipsits beppejb alipsits to start
e0911 alipsits etienne alipsits to start
e1001 beppejb takagawa beppejb to start
e1002 beppejb vanalaud beppejb to start
e1003 beppejb psalnikov beppejb to start
e1004 beppejb dsol beppejb to start
e1005 beppejb lents beppejb to start
e1006 beppejb mamh beppejb to start
e1007 beppejb muppin beppejb to start
e1008 beppejb kai beppejb to start
e1009 beppejb alipsits beppejb to start
e1011 beppejb etienne beppejb to start
e1101 etienne takagawa etienne to start
e1102 etienne vanalaud etienne to start
e1103 etienne psalnikov etienne to start
e1104 etienne dsol etienne to start
e1105 etienne lents etienne to start
e1106 etienne mamh etienne to start
e1107 etienne muppin etienne to start
e1108 etienne kai etienne to start
e1109 etienne alipsits etienne to start
e1110 etienne beppejb etienne to start
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Date sent: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 23:11:09 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 2 - 1999
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The 3-d Moscow open youth tournament was held 8-10.01.99.
9 rounds. Swiss system.
Here are the results.
1. Ogorodov Sergey Moscow 7 points
2. Kazarin Mikhail Podyuga 7
3. Nekrasov Denis Podyuga 7
4. Krasnonosova Serafima Moscow 6,5
5. Savrasova Yulia Podyuga 6
6. Zhukova Ekaterina Podyuga 5,5
7. Lents Johann Tallinn 5,5
8. Tihkan Evelyn Tallinn 5,5
9. Vershinin Pavel Podyuga 5
10. Strizhov Sergey Moscow 5
11. Potapov Vyacheslav Moscow 5
12. Zvereva Anna Moscow 5
13. Voznjuk Pavel Tallinn 4,5
14. Mikrjukov Mikhail Podyuga 4,5
15. Viital Juri Tallinn 4,5
16. Trofimov Yuri Moscow 4,5
17. Novikov Nikolay Podyuga 4
18. Latutin Roman Moscow 4
19. Tuvikene Maris Tallinn 4
20. Berezin Roman Nizhni Novgorod 4
21. Rakhmatullin Ajdar Moscow 4
22. Lapteva Ekaterina Moscow 4
23. Osepjants Alexander Nizhni Novgorod 3
24. Markin Kirill Moscow 3
25. Sherbakov Mikhail Moscow 3
26. Tarannikova Ekaterina Moscow 3
27. Kreek Liisa-Mari Tallinn 2
Ogorodov-Kazarin 0:1
Ogorodov-Nekrasov 1:0
Ogorodov-Krasnonosova 1:0
Ogorodov-Zhukova 1:0
Nekrasov-Kazarin 1:0
Kazarin-Krasnonosova 0:1
Kazarin-Zhukova 1:0
Nekrasov-Krasnonosova 1:0
Savrasova-Nekrasov 0:1
Zhukova-Nekrasov 1:0
Savrasova-Krasnonosova 0:1
Zhukova-Krasnonosova =:=
Sincerely Yours
Dmitri Krasnonosov
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Date sent: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 22:40:27 +0100
Renju Newsletter No 1 - 1999
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Stefan Karlsson from Sweden, several times participants of
Renju WC A-final and also as a member of the RIF Central Committee
the RIF treasurer has become engaged to
Irene Einberg, one of the best femal renjuplayers in Estonia.
Congratulations
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It is possible to search the RIF web site. A lot of RIF pages are
registered by Evreka and AltaVista but probably not all. You can try to search
on the following URL-address:
http://www.renju.nu/search.htm
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Dear Tommy,
We worked out a rough schedule for the 6th World Championship. I would
like present it to RIF and all Renju players for comments.
Qualification Tournament (Men's Group A)
27th July
9:00-12:00 Round 1
14:00-17:00 Round 2
28th July
9:00-12:00 Round 3
14:00-17:00 Round 4
29th July
9:00-12:00 Round 5
14:00-17:00 Round 6
30th July
Opening Ceremony
Men's Group A & B, Women's Group
31th July
9:00-12:00 Round 1
14:00-17:00 Round 2
1st August
9:00-12:00 Round 3
14:00-17:00 Round 4
2nd August
9:00-12:00 Round 5
14:00-17:00 Round 6
3rd August
9:00-12:00 Round 7
14:00-17:00 Round 8
4th August
9:00-12:00 Round 9
(Close of Men's Group A and Women's Group)
14:00-17:00 Round 10
5th August
9:00-12:00 Round 11
14:00-17:00 Round 12
6th August
Closing Ceremony
7th August
Sightseeing
Your comments to above schedule is much appreciated.
Sincerely,
Na Wei
President of RIF China
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On the RIF page you can find links to a lot of other
places with Renju information. Please, let me know
if you miss a link to some interesting site.
On the RIF page you can also find some friendly links
to other games sites. These sites also include links back to
the RIF site.
The latest of such links goes to
the Swedish Othello Federation with the URL-address:
http://w1.218.telia.com/~u21800007/SOF/
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Friendly Yours,
Tommy Maltell
President of RIF
Old news: January 1995 - December 1998