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  MSO 12 London Schedule (Aug 15 - 25) now up         


Author: j godwin
Date: Jul 13, 2008 07:00

Hi

Schedule for MSO is now up on the MSO website: http://www.msoworld.com
(well kind of - you get automatcially redirected to the site which has the
schedule and entry form etc).

This includes the MSO's First Abstract Games Championship:
Abstract games: the best aggregate total of Pentamind Points from the
Specialist Abstract events listed in the schedule.

Cheers

Mike
Pacru
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  pentomino sudoku         


Author: Meulemeester50
Date: Jul 11, 2008 10:55

Our pentominocompetition about The island of count Penteviticole is
very difficult so we let it stay another week.
http://pentomino.wirisonline.net
The next competition is a pentomino-sudoku
We think he isn’t so difficult and you can win Belgium chocolate. You
can fin it on
http://www.pentomino.wirisonline.net/wedstrijd42e.html
Have fun
Odette
o.d.m@fulladsl.be
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  RAzacru & Pacru at Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station         


Author: j godwin
Date: Jul 11, 2008 04:03

We're having Shacru & Azacru rapid play competitions on July 12th and
Azacru & Pacru competitions on July 19th at Manchester Piccadilly Railway
Station Balcony Bar (morning and afternoon). But you're also very welcome
just to come by and say hello and see what these abstract board games are
all about. If you're not in the UK then you just need to get to Manchester
Airport and Piccadilly is just 15 minutes up the track ;-) ... ideal
international games venue ....

registration of entry for the competitions (free) also via website
www.pacru.com

The Championships for all 3 games will be held at the Mind Sports Olympiad
in Westminster London over the weekend Friday 22nd-Sunday 24th August (not
free - see www.msoworld.com for details - should be there within the week).

The games at MSO form part of the 'best scores from 5 on the list' selection
of games comprising MSO's 1st Abstract Games Championship.

Mike
Pacru
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  How about a game where one or more sides determine moves by voting?         


Author: Rich Hutnik
Date: Jul 3, 2008 23:20

http://www.chessvariants.org/index/listcomments.php?subjectid=InternetVsGary

Check this thread out on the Chess Variant site.

The basic idea is to have a game of chess (or any abstract strategy
game) and at least one side (if not both sides) collectively votes on
what the move should be. In event of a tie for votes, the first
proposed tied move would be the move the side would make. During a
given time period, people are allowed to change their votes.

In a single player vs mode (Kasparov vs the World) you have a top
player take on the world, or a group, or like the Internet. In the
case of the Internet, people could use computers to come up with
moves.

Another approach is to have people join into a game as one side or
another and they would then have a rooting and voting interest in
their side winning. Both sides end up being voted upon.

Any comments here? We may have something that is doable.

- Rich
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  Camelot World Championship Tournament         


Author: MrWCF
Date: Jul 2, 2008 12:53

The Camelot World Championship Tournament will be starting in a few
weeks. Participants will make moves by email. If you would like to
participate in this free tournament, or if you would like a free
membership in the World Camelot Federation, or if you would just like
to learn a little about the great game of Camelot, contact me at
MWN_MQN@MSN.COM.
Thanks,

Michael Nolan
Founder & President, World Camelot Federation
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  Qyshinsu: "Zillions of Games" version         


Author: rafrederickson
Date: Jun 2, 2008 19:25

Friends,

The “Official” Zillions of Games version of Qyshinsu is now available:

http://rafrederickson.com/2008/06/03/qyshinsu-zillions-of-ga...

Your review is most welcome.

Be well,

R.A.Frederickson
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  The North American Chess Association's G30/G60 events join the 2008 IAGO World Tour         


Author: Rich Hutnik
Date: Jun 2, 2008 14:12

The G30 and G60 events are championship events. They will take place
June 28-29, 2008. For more information on the events, visit:
http://www.nachess.org/g30/
http://www.nachess.org/g60/

For the complete 2008 IAGO World Tour schedule, visit:
http://www.IAGOWorldTour.com

Finally got a regular chess event on the IAGO World Tour.

- Rich
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  Re: New Games and free download…         


Author: marksteere
Date: May 29, 2008 05:39

On May 28, 8:32 am, Suganya gmail.com> wrote:
> New Games and free download…
> There's nothing greater in the world than when somebody on the team
> does something good, and everybody gathers around to pat him on the
> back.
>
> http://Onlinespokenenglish.googlepages.com/home

This is rec.games.abstract, not rec.games.bullcrap.educational.
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  Old Ninuki Renju games?         


Author: MMan
Date: May 26, 2008 15:12

I've read that Ninuki Renju had an organized association (Ninuki Renju
Sha) from 1923 to 1940.

Yet the only complete game I've ever seen is the one in R C Bell's
book.

Surely there must be a record of games, including championships, from
that period. Is there anything on the internet? Presumably in
Japanese, since I can't google up anything in English.
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